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PHE Minister reviews progress of water supply schemes at Basohli, Bani

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 4, 2017
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Kathua/June,3: Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Sham Lal Choudhary conducted extensive tour of  Basohli and Bani to take  detailed review of all ongoing schemes of PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control department .

He also interacted with the people who apprised him with  their problems and demands .

At Basohli, deputations from village Palai, Tardi, Pathayara, Batara, Kudera, Pola apprised the Minister with their demands related to improving water supply, shortage of PHE staff and installing Hand Pumps at Govt. Schools. After taking stock of their problem the minister immediately directed the concerned officers to take requisite steps  to resolve the issues.

While addressing the public, the Minister said the Government is committed   to improve  all basic amenities for the people in all three regions of the State, especially in the rural and far-flung areas. He further said  focused attention is laid on  upgrading the existing infrastructure of all vital sectors, like PHE, Health, Education, Road Connectivity  and there is a sea change in the situation and improvement is visible on ground.

Later at Bani, the minister kick started works of water supply scheme (WSS) Sarthali which will be developed at an estimated cost of Rs 56.73 Lakhs and shall benefit  village Sallan, Hataloo and Sarthali

MLA Bani, Jivan Lal in his address said  besides various other developmental works  13 road projects at an estimated cost of Rs 140 Crores under PMGSY are underway in Bani to give fillip to the road connectivity.

Later during a meeting convened with the  concerned  officers of the department  Minister held threadbare discussions on envisaging  new schemes for areas having acute shortage of water.

The Minister took a comprehensive review of the physical and financial   progress of the ongoing works and  asked the concerned officers to ensure timelines fixed are strictly adhered to so that  water supply can be augmented  in these areas . He said  that  this fiscal the focus will be laid on better coverage of small habitations by installing hand pumps

He also stressed upon the officers to take up projects catering to the sustainable   needs of the area .

Choudhary   directed them to  complete the flood protection works in timebound manner  at all vulnerable points  to avo

Among others Chief Engineer PHE, Susheel Aima; Chief Engineer Flood Control, Rajeev Gandotra;  XENs/ AEEs of PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, SDMs of Basohli and Bani besides other senior officers were accompanying the ministers during his tour.

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