CM Dhami interacted with Municipal Corporation Mayors and Municipal Council Presidents

CM Dhami has advised the public representatives of all the municipal bodies of the state not to see their role only as a “post”, Rather, adopt it as a mission of public service. Everyone has to ensure that the benefits of the schemes and works being run by our “triple engine” government reach the person standing at the last end of the society. All of you should develop your respective body office not only as an administrative unit, but also as a ‘service center’, where every citizen can come with full confidence without hesitation. All of you should make transparency, accountability and honesty the basic mantra of your working style. You should regularly monitor especially those works in which there is a high possibility of corruption because your vigilance at the administrative level can become the biggest guarantee of good governance. Adopt a zero tolerance policy towards corruption and give a clear message to your subordinate officers and employees that corrupt practices will not be tolerated at any level. I believe that our responsibility is not only to remain in power, but our real responsibility is to serve the public.

Chief Minister Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami today interacted with the public representatives of all the Municipal Corporations and Municipalities of the state in the “Shahar Se Samvad” program organized by the Urban Development Department at the Mukhya Sevak Sadan. On this occasion, the Chief Minister launched three web portals prepared by the Urban Development Department to assist women self-help groups.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister announced to digitize the offices of municipal bodies, build Rajat jayanti Parks, create vending zones in municipal bodies, request the Government of India to untie the tied fund and run a training program for local women and men to set up 10 hi-tech hair salons / parlors in each municipal corporation, 5 in a municipality and 3 in a Nagar Panchayat in the state.

In the program, the Chief Minister heard and noted the problems of various local public representatives including the Mayors of all Municipal Corporations and Presidents of Municipalities.

Municipal bodies are the soul of cities – CM Dhami

While talking to the public representatives of the municipal bodies, Chief Minister Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami said that “urban government”, municipal corporations and municipalities are the soul of any city. It not only works to provide basic facilities to the public, but also plays an important role in deciding the direction and condition of a city.

Chief Minister reminded the responsibilities of municipal bodies

The Chief Minister said that a lot still remains to be done, the problem of drainage remains in many cities.Along with this, there is a need to further strengthen the system of waste management in cities. Traffic jam has now become a common challenge in cities, to control which the local bodies will also have to make special efforts. Along with this, we will also have to work with priority towards environmental protection.

Special request of CM Dhami to urban government

Requesting all the municipal bodies Chief Minister Shri Dhami said that you people have to make determined efforts to face all these challenges. I want to assure you that our government is fully committed to provide all possible assistance to the municipal bodies. Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji has taken India to new heights of development and prosperity by following the principle of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas”. Today, through the Swachh Bharat Mission, a new culture of cleanliness has developed in millions of cities, towns and cities of the country. Urban infrastructure such as water supply, sewerage and green spaces have been strengthened through the Amrit Yojana. An attempt is being made to present a model of ideal city development by combining urban development with technology and civic amenities through the Smart City Mission. Under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, lakhs of poor families have received their own pucca houses.