Chandigarh: Haryana Development and Panchayats Minister Krishan Lal Panwar took serious note of the recruitment of five employees in The Kirmach Cooperative Society in violation of rules and directed that the recruitment proposal be cancelled and the salary paid to the employees be recovered. He further directed the Deputy Registrar, Cooperative Societies, to immediately cancel the recruitment proposal and ensure recovery, as per rules, of the salary paid to the employees. The matter was raised in a complaint submitted to the committee by a resident of Kirmach village, alleging that five employees had been recruited illegally.
Krishan Lal Panwar gave these directions while chairing a meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievances Committee held in Kurukshetra on Tuesday. The Minister heard all 11 complaints included in the meeting agenda and disposed of all of them.
Taking up a complaint by Panipat resident Rajpal Khurana, the Minister directed the police to continue their investigation and provide the complainant with documents related to the case. He also asked the complainant to approach the SDM for retrieving his belongings from the hospital so that the items could be handed over with police assistance.
While hearing a complaint by Mahajan Singh, a resident of Ward No. 32, the Minister directed the Municipal Council authorities to ensure that construction of the pending rainwater drain on the road towards Bahri village begins within a week and is completed at the earliest.
In another complaint, the Development and Panchayats Minister directed Municipal Council officers to issue a notice, initiate action in accordance with the rules and get the passage opened. The complainant alleged violations of Town Planning Scheme 8-A in Darra Khurd, where hotels and shops were being constructed on land earmarked for parking and a service road.
Taking up another matter, Krishan Lal Panwar directed the General Manager, Haryana Roadways, to operate a special electric bus for students on the Dhanaura Jattan route.
On a complaint by a resident of Shanti Nagar regarding water supply, the Minister directed Public Health Engineering Department officials to prepare and submit a proposal for a new tubewell to address the problem.
Acting on a complaint by the Sarpanch of Narkatari village, Krishan Lal Panwar directed the Deputy Commissioner to remove illegal encroachment from land acquired for a water treatment plant. He directed that a Duty Magistrate be appointed and the encroachment removed with police assistance.
On a complaint by a resident of Dayanand Colony, the Minister directed the District Municipal Commissioner to complete the inquiry and submit a report to the Lokayukta. He further directed that construction activity and other works being carried out illegally be stopped until the Lokayukta gives its decision.
