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Chairperson DDC Poonch reviews status of developmental projects under district Capex

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
27/08/2023
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Chairperson DDC Poonch reviews status of developmental projects under district Capex
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Stresses on timely completion of works, judicious utilization of funds

POONCH AUGUST 27: Chairperson District Development Council Poonch, Tazeem Akther today chaired a marathon meeting here in conference Hall of Dak banglow to review the status of developmental projects being executed under District Capex 2023-24 and other schemes.

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The meeting was attended by DDC Vice Chairperson, Ashfaq Ahmed; DDC Poonch, Ch. Abdul Ghani; DDC Loran, Riaz Bashir Naz; DDC Mankote, Ch. Imran Zaffer; DDC Surankote A, DDC Mendhar A, Main Farooq Ahmed, and BDCs, CPO, CEO Tourism, ACD, ACP and all Block Development Officers.

At the outset, the ADDC/CEO District Development Council, apprised the meeting about the physical status of ongoing projects under district Capex 2023-24

The Addl. District Development Commissioner also appraised about status of different works under District CAPEX, DDC/BDC/PRI’s grants SSY, ABDP and other sectors schemes were discussed in detail.

Briefing the chair, the ADDC informed that out of total 1932 works proposed under district CAPEX budget, out1 598 have been tendered, around 903 allotted, 347 started and 110 works completed.

The DDCs, BDCs and PRIs raised specific issues like providing block wise list of scooters distributed by Social Welfare department, list of beneficiaries under SMAS, Blacktopping of Roads, Provision of regular water supply, appointment of seasonal teachers, improving school infrastructure and rationalization of teaching staff in schools, repair of damaged PHE electric motors and among other issues of their respective areas.

Speaking at the meeting, the DDC chairperson exhorted the concerned officers to mobilize the resources at work places and speed up the pace of developmental works with strict adherence to the quality parameters.

Laying emphasis on the timely completion of all development projects, the chairperson impressed upon the executing agencies to speed up the process of tendering of remaining works so that all works are complete in a set timeline.

Chairperson, Tazeem Akther also called for judicious utilisation of funds by following set norms so that benefits of developmental projects accrue to the public.

She further asked the DDC members to personally supervise and monitor the pace and quality of ongoing works in their respective areas. She asked the officials of different departments to work in tandem with the PRI institution to ensure better results.

The Chairperson strictly pitched for blacklisting of all those contractors who failed to start works and asked to take necessary action against them.

The Additional District Development Commissioner, while responding to the demands and issues projected by DDCs/BDCs, assured that the issues like road connectivity, water supply, electricity and education will be sorted in a phased manner to ensure that the general public does not suffer anymore.

The Officers of line departments were directed to maintain close coordination with the PRIs while framing the work plans as proposed by the elected members.

He also expressed full commitment for strengthening the Panchayat Raj Institution and empowering the people at grassroots level. He said that DDC members are the eyes and ears of Administration and people have reposed faith in them for embarking the ladder of development and prosperity.

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