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LG Asks Officers To Work With Problem Solving Approach

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Srinagar- Asserting that easing the day to day life and improving the quality of living is the top priority of his administration, the Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha on Friday directed the officers to work with promptness and problem-solving approach in the shortest possible time.

The LG passed these directions while chairing a high-level meeting of senior officers of the UT administration, including Administrative Secretaries, DCs and SPs at the Civil Secretariat here, an official spokesperson said.

During the meeting, he said, the LG passed directions for working on the public deliverables promptly and efficiently in a time-bound manner. He asked the officers for regular public meetings to resolve the issues.

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Sinha, he said, also directed all Deputy Commissioners and Superintendents of Police to regularly conduct field visits for monitoring the working of district offices and various government institutions.

“The Lt Governor said that the Block Diwas should be organized in a systematic manner while preparing the action taken report on the grievances of people. He asked the officers to pay special attention to quality disposal of the grievances,” he added.

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In order to ensure proper functioning of all Patwar Khanas across the UT, the official spokesperson said that the LG asked Revenue Secretary to expedite the digitizations of land records.

Sinha, he said, also reiterated that the distribution of land passbooks to beneficiaries should be completed by 15 August 2022.

“The Lt Governor also passed directions to the Divisional Commissioners for submitting fortnightly reports regarding progress of various flagship initiatives like Industrial Estate Development to the office of Chief Secretary. Instructions were also passed for robust and meticulous implementation of tribal plan,” the spokesperson said.

He further added that the LG directed for complete saturation of flagship schemes like PMAY Urban, PMAY Grameen, Jal Jeevan Mission, Ayushman Bharat, PMJJBY, Smart City Mission, PMAY Housing for All, BADP, SBM, Digital India, KCC, Atal Pension Yojna etc.

During the meeting, he said, the LG also brought out the issues shared by the people from various walks of life pertaining to road improvement, proper sanitation; disturbances created by stray animals and directed the concerned officers to ensure their redressal at the earliest.

“The Lt Governor said that easing the day to day life and improving the quality of living is the top priority of the UT Government. He impressed upon all the officers to work with promptness and problem-solving approach in the shortest possible time,” the spokesperson said.

He said that the LG directed CEO Mission Youth to further publicize the schemes and their benefits so that the maximum number of target population could take benefits out of the Government-run flagship schemes under Mission Youth.

According to the spokesperson, the LG also discussed the status of utilities and facilities for the Shri Amarnathji Yatra route. Sinha, he said, directed for preparation of traffic plan keeping in view the smooth flow of tourists and pilgrims, besides ensuring that there is no use of plastic during the Yatra.v

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