Garg seeks 15-day disposal of public grievances, reviews migrant transit facilities and Srinagar Ring Road progress
Srinagar | Nov,14:Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg on Saturday directed Deputy Commissioners to accelerate implementation of AgriStack and SVAMITVA initiatives, stressing the need to achieve prescribed targets within stipulated timelines.
Chairing a comprehensive review meeting, Garg assessed the progress of revenue-related initiatives, public service delivery, rehabilitation measures and major infrastructure projects across Kashmir.
Reviewing AgriStack, he directed Deputy Commissioners to ensure achievement of daily targets and bridge existing gaps through optimal utilisation of manpower. He also instructed officers to remain stationed in their respective areas and utilise holidays to maintain the pace of work.
The Divisional Commissioner asked the Deputy Commissioners to identify villages situated on State land where generation of Farmer IDs was not feasible and submit the details.
On SVAMITVA, he stressed reconciliation of pending Map-1 and Map-2 surveys, particularly directing Anantnag, Baramulla and Budgam districts to expedite the process.
He also reviewed the issuance of certificates under Jan Sugam and services under Revenue Plus, including Fards, mutation attestation, Change of Land Use permissions and copies of revenue records.
Taking stock of mutation appeals following delegation of powers to Sub-Divisional Magistrates, Garg directed the Deputy Commissioners to improve disposal rates and clear pending cases.
He instructed all districts to ensure disposal of public grievances within 15 days and strengthen the monitoring mechanism.
The meeting also reviewed security arrangements in migrant labourer clusters, with directions for installation and proper functioning of CCTV cameras.
Garg called for clearance of pending SRO-43 cases pertaining to terror victims and directed authorities to furnish certification confirming that no cases remained pending. He also asked for temporary arrangements to fill vacant posts of Lumberdars and Chowkidars and projection of pending honorarium requirements.
Reviewing facilities at migrant transit accommodations, he directed the concerned Deputy Commissioners to ensure uninterrupted electricity and drinking water, adequate transport, sanitation, functional lifts and timely snow clearance, particularly in Srinagar, Budgam and Kupwara.
On infrastructure, the Divisional Commissioner directed the Deputy Commissioner Budgam to ensure completion of the Galandar-Narbal stretch of Srinagar Ring Road by December 31. The Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal was asked to remove bottlenecks affecting Ring Road Phase-II and Phase-IIA.
Pending issues concerning SBU and RKCTC projects were also reviewed.
He further directed Deputy Commissioners to operationalise District-level Social Media Cells to strengthen public outreach and information dissemination.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Commissioners, Relief and Rehabilitation Commissioner, Additional Commissioners and other senior officers.
