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Strictly adhere to deadline on projects of public importance: Rev Minister tells Officers

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June 20, 2017
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Srinagar: Minister for Revenue, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, Abdul Rehman Veeri, Monday stressed upon the officers to avoid time overrun in projects of public importance so that burden of State exchequer is minimized.

The Minister was speaking at a high level review meeting conveyed to review progress achieved under various developmental schemes of PHE and Irrigation and Flood Control Departments in Anantnag district.

Commissioner Secretary PHE &Irrigation Saurabh Bhagat, Chief Engineer Irrigation and Flood Control Imtiyaz Ahmad Dhar, besides Xens and AEEs of PHE, I&FC and other concerned officers attended the meeting.

The Minster directed the officers to expedite the projects of Public importance which have been conceived with the aim to boost developmental scenario in the State.

Stressing on the significance of Sirhama and K Kalan water supply projects, the Minister asked the officer to complete the work by the end of this year.  He said these two water supply schemes would cater to vast majority of population bringing a long pending demand of residents. Similarly, the Minister also stressed on the completion of works on Water Supply Scheme Zain-ud-Din Wali. The Minister also reviewed the status of Karewa Waghama, Balyaar Marhama water supply schemes.

The Minister also asked the officers to create a separate budgetary provision of water supply for newly set up residential areas. To augment the drinking water supply in the district, the Minister directed the officers to install at least 10 hand pumps in each constituency.  He further passed the directions to speed up the landscaping and beautification works of the Padshai Bagh.

During the meeting, the Minister also took stock of flood protection works being done at Tawella Hasanpora on Vishu nallah. He stressed on expediting the works on the bund along the streams which were damaged during the 2014-floods.

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