JAMMU, NOVEMBER 22: Chief Secretary, B B Vyas together with Director
General of Police, Wednesday chaired a video conference with Deputy Commissioners and District SPs to
review the law & order situation and other issues of public importance
including winter preparedness.
Principal Secretary, Home, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister,
Divisional Commissioner, Jammu, IGP CID, J&K, IGP, Jammu zone and other
senior officers attended the meeting. Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, IGP,
Kashmir Zone participated in the meeting via video conference.
The Deputy Commissioners and District police heads informed the meeting
about the obtaining status of law & order situation in their respective
districts.
Chief Secretary stressed upon the officers to focus on extensive tours
and public outreach programmes, in their respective areas for enhancing the
quality of delivery of public services, particularly in regard to healthcare,
electricity, drinking water and education.
Director General of Police, J&K urged the civilian administration to
work in greater coordination and synergy with the police administration so that
the sufferings of the people are mitigated and their grievances addressed.
With regard to winter preparedness, Chief Secretary stressed on the
Divisional and the District Administration to ensure that people especially
living in remote and snow bound areas do not face any difficulty on account of
availability of essential commodities and supply of electricity.
Chief Secretary reviewed the status of implementation of the Chief
Minister’s Commitments and asked the Deputy Commissioners to follow up on all the
decisions taken in the meetings conducted by the Chief Minister as part of her
mass outreach programme in districts. He observed that Planning Development
& Monitoring Department has already released funds for the purpose and
advised Deputy Commissioners to ensure time bound implementation of the
decisions taken.
To ensure people in snow bound and cut off areas in Kashmir, Ladakh and
Jammu regions are able to move to and fro freely from their places, Chief
Secretary asked Deputy Commissioners to ensure that all sectors and sub-sector
are covered in the Helicopter Service being provided by the government at a
subsidized fare.
Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir informed that trial flight and landing
of Helicopter was conducted on 21.11.2017 in Drass and Kargil sectors and
similar trial runs are scheduled in other sectors also.
It was informed that state government has requested the Union government
to sanction Helicopter Service for 10 more sectors and necessary approval in
this regard is expected to be granted soon. He asked the Divisional and the
District Administration to avail of the Helicopter service and reach out to the
people living in far flung and snow bound areas for addressing their problems
at their door steps. Deputy Commissioner, Kupwara informed that work on
civilian Helipads at Tangdhar, Keran and Machil is in the final stages and is
expected to be completed shortly.
In regard to operationalization of Helicopter services to various
sectors in both the divisions, Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir and Divisional
Commissioner, Jammu were asked to work out an appropriate flight time schedule.
Status of implementation of the Border Area Development Programme (BADP)
was also reviewed in the meeting with directions to concerned Deputy
Commissioners to speed up implementation of BADP schemes strictly in accordance
with the BADP guidelines.
Chief Secretary also emphasised upon holding of timely DPCs and
completion of departmental enquiries. He asked the DCs to ensure attendance of
all employees through Aadhaar Enabled Bio-Metric System (AEBAS).
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