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GOOD GOVERNANCE
Press Information Bureau
(Chief Minister Information Campus)
Information & Public Relations Department, U.P.
Senior officers of Government along with local officers will be punished if any shortcoming detected in development works during my surprise inspections —Hon'ble Chief Minister
Carelessness in programmes related with people will not be tolerated
Ensure effective implementation of skill development programme
Lucknow : 20 January 2011
The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Ms. Mayawati ji
said that during the next month's surprise inspections of the
development works and services being provided by the State
Government, senior officers along with local officers would also be
punished if any shortcoming was detected. She said that any
carelessness in the programmes related with people would not be
tolerated at any cost.
Hon'ble Chief Minister ji said that the senior officers of the
Government had been directed earlier to conduct at least 02
inspections every month by visiting field. She said that the officers
of the Government had been instructed that if any shortcoming in
the development works was detected during the inspection, then
the same should be removed and punitive action should be taken
against the erring officers/employees, so that the government
schemes were implemented in a qualitative manner at local level.
Hon'ble Chief Minister ji gave these directives when the
Cabinet Secretary Mr. Shashank Shekhar Singh and Chief
Secretary Mr. Atul Kumar Gupta apprised her of the inferences of
the high level meeting held at the Yojana Bhawan with all the
Principal Secretaries/Secretaries and HODs.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister ji directed that the senior officers
of the Government should ensure immediate solution of the
problems reported by the DMs and Divisional Commissioners. She
directed the senior officers of the Government to initiate the
process for filling the posts of various departments lying vacant at
tehsil and district level and alternative arrangements should be
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made till the recruitment is made so that the works of these
departments did not suffer.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister ji, while reviewing the
department-wise release/spending of the budget, directed the
officers that if some departments were unable to use the budget
allocated for them, then they should return the amount so that the
same could be used elsewhere for important works. Besides, the
causes for the return of the money should also be examined
seriously and stringent action should be taken against the guilty
officers. She said that after February 28, 2011 no additional
amount would be released for any department for this financial
year at any cost.
Reviewing the position of Centre's share to be received under
various schemes, Hon'ble Chief Minister ji directed that the senior
officers of those departments, which had not received their
requisite amount from the Government of India so far, should
contact the related ministry of the same to get the amount
released by 31 January 2011 so that the people were not deprived
of their rights. Specially mentioning the backward classes' welfare,
she said that the Government of India had not been releasing the
amount to be given under the schemes being conducted for the
backward classes for past few years. She directed the Principal
Secretary Backward Class Welfare that he should apprise the
Government of India of all the facts and make extra efforts to get
the amount released allocated under these schemes.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister while reviewing the various
welfare schemes directed the officers that bank accounts of the
selected beneficiaries of Uttar Pradesh Mukhyamantri Mahamaya
Gharib Arthik Madad Yojna should be opened soon. She said that
senior officers should be sent to districts for the selection of
beneficiaries and opening of beneficiaries' accounts should be
verified. Reviewing the various development works under
Bundelkhand package, she said that dairy development work
should be encouraged. She directed the officers to start blast-well
scheme in Bundelkhand areas and said that plateau areas should
also be covered by this scheme.
Reviewing the damaged roads and other basic resources in
flood affected districts, the Hon'ble Chief Minister said that though
Central Government had not given any special relief amount, but
the money released by the State Government should be utilised
and the works related to relief and rehabilitation should be
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completed soon. She also directed the senior officers to make
inspection of the works being done in this regard.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister ji said that skill development
scheme should be implemented in effective manner for the
unemployed youth of the state. She said that the institutions
giving training under this scheme so far, should be scrutinised and
they should be removed from the work of imparting training, if
they were not found working satisfactorily and training works
should be allotted to other agencies. Reviewing the works of
agriculture departments, she said that foundation seeds should be
grown at government agriculture farms. She directed the Principal
Secretary Agriculture to present the report to the government
after detailed discussions on "Agriculture and Agriculture
Reforms", so that action could be taken to increase agriculture
production.
Reviewing the various education projects, she directed the
officers that construction of 1126 Upper Primary Schools should be
completed soon. Besides, she directed them to run Sarv Shiksha
Abhiyan, Mid-Day Meal, Secondary Education campaign, Uniform,
right to education etc. schemes in qualitative manner.
Reviewing the various schemes of Medical, Health and Family
Welfare and Medical Education Department, she said that 90 new
community health centres had been completed. Para-medical staff
and doctors should be arranged soon, so that people could get
benefit of these centres. She said that Mukhyamantri Mahamaya
Sachal Aspatal Yojna launched on 15 January, 2011 should be
implemented with full honesty and commitment to make medical
facilities available in far-flung areas.
C.M. orders suspension of police SI, officiating SHO, CO, Additional SP and Jailor found guilty in Banda case
State Government requests Hon'ble Court to hear this case through fast track court
Opposition parties should desist from levelling false allegations against State Government
My Government will force officers to mend their ways at all costs
Lucknow : 20 January 2011
Taking punitive action against the guilty police personnel
of the Banda case, the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Ms. Mayawati ji ordered immediate suspension of investigating
officer of the case SI Sri Radhey Shyam Shukla and officiating
SHO Sri Abdul Jabbar for delay and carelessness in the
investigation work. Likewise, the Atarra CO Sri Rajendra Yadav
and Additional SP of Banda Sri Lala Ram have also been
suspended for showing poor and inept supervision of
investigation. Besides, the Banda Jailor has also been
suspended for not listening to the points raised by his sub-
ordinate and not reporting the facts to the senior officers.
Departmental action has also been initiated against them.
Referring to the role of the Banda SP in this case, the
Hon'ble Chief Minister ji said that he was not found guilty in the
inquiry. She said that the special DGP law and order Mr. Brij Lal
has been directed to assess the situation so that cases like
Banda and Kanpur were not repeated. He has also been
directed to send his recommendations to the Government at the
earliest. Besides, the State Government has also requested
Hon'ble Court to hear this case through fast track court.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister ji was addressing media at her
official residence 5 Kalidas Marg here today. She said that her
government was committed to ensure justice for the affected
people and it never pardoned the guilty nor it protected them.
She said that law breakers would not be spared in her regime
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no matter whosoever they were. Referring to the cases like
Banda and Kanpur and other cases as well, she said that she
was forced to take punitive action against officers who were
unable to perform their duties with honesty.
Hon'ble Chief Minister said that for the present state of
things, the previous governments were actually responsible as
they misused the Government machinery for their vested
interests and made it careless and corrupt. She said that her
government was suffering because of this reason. She said that
her government would force the officers to mend their ways at
all costs. She said that this may take some time as this malaise
had deep roots. Besides, stringent action would be taken
against those officers who had links with opposition parties and
were trying to malign the image of the State Government, if
evidence was found against them.
Hon'ble Chief Minister ji has asked the leaders of
opposition parties that they should stop levelling false and
baseless allegations against the State Government and extend
their co-operation, so that the law and order could be improved
and the pace of development could be accelerated and the
State could become prosperous. Giving sharp reaction over the
useless statements being issued by opposition parties specially
the Congress party over the recent incidents which took place in
the State, she said that it was an effort to mislead the people.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister said that despite the stringent
action taken by the state government against the criminals
involved in these incidents, it was unfortunate that baseless
allegations had been put on her government. She said that her
government had not hesitated in taking action accordance to
law against party MLAs, Ministers and an MP who took law in
their hands. She said that nobody would be permitted to play
with the law. She said that land development and water
resources Minister Mr. Ashok Kumar Dohre was sacked
yesterday because continuous complaints were being received
regarding unnecessary pressure on officers by him.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister said that so far as the question
of false statements of opposition leaders regarding Banda and
Kanpur incidents is concerned, her government had taken it
seriously and ordered inquiry by CB-CID into Banda case. On
getting the preliminary report of CB-CID, government took
harsh steps and lodged FIR against MLA Purushottam Naresh
Dwivedi and three others. It had directed the officers to take
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action in accordance with law and arrests of culprits. Besides,
she had ordered to release the victim girl immediately on 15
January, 2011 on getting the CB-CID report, because the
allegations put on the girl were not found true in inquiry report.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister said that directives had been
given for taking stringent action against the guilty policemen
and CB-CID inquiry in this regard. Besides, Principal Secretary
(Home) was directed to provide proper security to victim girl.
She said that charge-sheet was filed by the police in 15 days
against the MLA Shekhar Tiwari accused of murder of an
engineer in Auraiyya and Mr. Tiwari is still in jail. Similarly, the
then Minister Mr. Anand Sen Yadav was arrested and sent to jail
after taking his resignation, when his name came in light in
rape case. Mr. Yadav is still in jail. MLA Mr. Bhagwan Sharma
alias Guddu Pandit was also arrested owing to his involvement
in criminal incident. CB-CID has filed the charge-sheet in the
Court in Banda case today.
The Hon'ble Chief Minister said that on getting the
information regarding the facts in Divya case, she took it
seriously and ordered CB-CID inquiry into the whole case. In-
charge inspector was suspended with immediate effect after he
was found guilty in CB-CID inquiry report. Section-344 and 218
IPC were registered and CB-CID inquiry was ordered. Besides,
ASP (rural) and CO were also suspended for slackness and
indifferent approach in this case.
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