Chief Minister
inaugurates 18 Residential/Non-Residential Buildings of the revenue department
built at a cost of Rs. 118 crores in 13 districts through video-conferencing
Offices to be set up in
non-residential buildings constructed
in different districts to enable easy
functioning of works
related to the public : Chief Minister
Public problems can be
quickly resolved using technology: Chief Minister
All departments should
complete all tasks as per the
intentions of the government in prescribed timelines
State government
determined for a prompt and effective resolution to people's problems: Chief
Minister
Lucknow
: 24 March, 2021
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath Ji on Wednesday, inaugurated 18 Residential / Non-Residential
Buildings of the revenue department built at a cost of Rs. 118 crores in 13
districts through video-conferencing at his official residence held at his
official residence in the state capital.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister
said that offices will be set up in non-residential buildings constructed in
different districts so that the work of the public will be easily done. In
these buildings, offices of different departments will be available at the same
place, so that the public can get their work done without any hassles. The
Chief Minister also sought the use of technology for the smooth functioning of
the offices to be set up in non-residential buildings.
People's problems can be resolved
quickly using technology, he said and asked all departments to complete all the
work tasked to them in a time-bound manner according to the intention of the
government. The Chief Minister said that the state government is committed to
speedy and effective resolution of people's problems.
Residential
buildings will be allotted to government officials and employees, he informed
and pointed out how this will solve the residential problem of these people on
the one hand, on the other hand not much time of these officers and employees will
be lost in traffic and in commuting. With this, these officers/employees, he
added, will be able to solve people's problems effectively by giving more time
in the office.
The Chief Minister said that these
buildings have been constructed with full quality and within stipulated
timelines by the Revenue Department. Most of the cases in rural areas are
related to revenue, inheritance, etc, he said and added that the availability
of offices will now speed up the disposal of these cases. Through the offices
set up in these buildings, now the ownership plan implemented by Prime Minister
Shri Narendra Modi ji will be expedited, he stated further.
The CM also instructed officials to
review the condition of old government buildings present in different districts.
He said that in future residential / non-residential buildings should be
constructed in close vicinity and offices of most of the departments should be
housed in non-residential buildings, so that people do not have any
inconvenience in getting their work done.
Chief Minister inaugurated the residential buildings constructed under the control of the Revenue Board,
Tehsil Jamunha district Shravasti, Tehsil Khatauli district Muzaffarnagar,
Tehsil Narwal district Kanpur Nagar, Tehsil Bangarmau district Unnao, Tehsil
Gauriganj district Amethi and Tehsil Ajitmal district Auraiyya. Construction of
these residential buildings built in 6 districts cost about Rs 33.51 crore.
Similarly, non
residential buildings have been set up at Tehsil Jalalabad district
Shahjahanpur, Tehsil Sadar district Hamirpur, Tehsil Jamunha district
Shravasti, Tehsil Pali district Lalitpur, Divisional Commissioner Chitrakoot
Dham Mandal Banda's Office, Tehsil Pailani district Banda, Tehsil Naraini
district Banda, Tehsil Bangarmau district Unnao, Tehsil Hasanganj district
Unnao, Tehsil Payagpur district Bahraich, Tehsil Khalilabad district
Sandkabirnagar and Tehsil Lambhua district, Sultanpur. The construction of 12 non-residential
buildings built in these districts has cost about Rs. 84 crore 47 lakh.
Finance Minister Shri Suresh Kumar
Khanna and Minister of State for Revenue and Flood Control Shri Vijay Kumar
Kashyap also addressed the programme. Chairman Revenue Board Dr. Deepak Trivedi
welcomed the guests. Chief Secretary Shri RK Tiwari, Additional Chief Secretary
Revenue Mrs. Renuka Kumar, Principal Secretary Chief Minister and Information
Shri Sanjay Prasad and other senior officers were present during the programme.
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English-PN-CM-Lokarpan-Residential-Non
Res. Buildings of Revenue Dept.-24 March, 2021
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