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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has emphasised increasing manpower and ensuring accountability to accelerate development projects in the state.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has emphasised increasing manpower and ensuring accountability to accelerate development projects in the state.
During a review meeting held at the Annexy Bhawan auditorium in Gorakhpur on Monday, the chief minister assessed the progress of projects across key departments, including GDA, Municipal Corporation, Public Works Department, Irrigation Department, Jal Nigam, and GIDA.
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He instructed officials to ensure timely and high-quality completion of all projects, with a nodal officer assigned to each for progress monitoring and weekly updates to the District Magistrate.
“Additionally, the district magistrate or a senior officer must review all projects every 15 days while regular meetings should be held with public representatives to discuss progress and consider their suggestions.
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He reiterated the importance of public participation and directed officials to maintain regular communication with public representatives regarding ongoing development efforts.
The chief minister also stressed the need for officials to address the grievances of the citizens with sensitivity and urgency. He instructed them to promptly resolve complaints registered on the IGRS and CM Helpline while ensuring feedback is collected from complainants to enhance accountability and public trust.
During the meeting, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath highlighted Gorakhpur’s growing appeal as a hub for entrepreneurs in recent years. He directed officials to engage with entrepreneurs promptly and proactively to resolve their issues.
Strengthening online mechanisms in GIDA to address entrepreneurs’ concerns and ensuring they benefit from government schemes were emphasized. The CM also urged practical engagement with bankers to increase the district’s CD ratio from 58 to 75%.
Reviewing law and order, the chief minister reiterated the government’s zero-tolerance policy against crime and criminals and emphasised strict action against the mafia.
The CM also instructed officials to identify and take decisive action against cow smugglers. To enhance public safety, he directed increased police and foot patrolling while improving the response time of PRVs.
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