New Delhi: Chief Minister Rekha Gupta A high-level meeting was convened on Friday with departmental heads to review the implementation of Public welfare schemesBudget allocation, Infrastructure development And major areas like education, health, transport and water supply.
Gupta directed all departments to define their priorities and complete them within the stipulated time limit. He emphasized the need for a systematic approach, directed the authorities to prepare the working charts and submit the regular progress report to the Chief Secretary.
Departments were also instructed to make public Grievance redressal The system is more responsive and sympathetic. “The announcement of schemes is not enough only; effective implementation and distribution of profit to the public is equally necessary,” Gupta said.
The CM assured that the authorities demonstrated their duties, they would get full support of the government, but those who demonstrate negligence will face action.
Many important issues were included in the meeting, including education, healthcare, transport, availability of medicine, water problem, waterfall, pollution, infrastructure development, governance and grievance redressal. All departments were asked to finalize their action plans for the next 100 days, six months and nine months. Constant progress reports will be presented to the Chief Secretary for review. This process, Gupta said, will ensure real -time monitoring and quick decision making.
Gupta said that the departments should take fast action on important civil issues. He said that there should be no shortage of clinical equipment or essential medicines in the city hospitals.
CM said, “The commitment to the quality of work and duty is non-oblivious. Our government is dedicated to providing citizens with better services, transparent governance and timely development work,” CM said. Delhiis have kept their trust in this government, and “It is our responsibility to fulfill every promise we now”. “If all departments work together, Delhi can be converted into a model city,” he said.
