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HP govt to reward officials for good work: CM Jai Ram Thakur

Stressing that the new government in Himachal Pradesh means work, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Wednesday said efficient officials…

HP govt to reward officials for good work: CM Jai Ram Thakur

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur (Photo: SNS/File)

Stressing that the new government in Himachal Pradesh means work, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Wednesday said efficient officials would be rewarded for extra-ordinary contributions.

After a review meeting with the officers of various departments at Bilaspur, Thakur said “Good governance and maintaining law and order is a priority of the HP government and necessary directions has already been issued for the same”.

After a review meeting with the officers of various departments at Bilaspur, he asked the police to implement effective measures to check influx of drugs and intoxicants anywhere in the state.

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Jai Ram Thakur said the priority of the present government was to ensure transparent and clean administration besides improving law and order which should be best in the country.

Thakur asked the officers to prepare project reports of developmental schemes and the government would get these sanctioned from the Central government.

“Service of people is our moto and we expect for your co-operation and new initiatives,” Thakur said, adding all of us have to work together for betterment of the state.

Thakur said the HP government would make all-out efforts to redress the grievances of Bhakra Dam oustees. Thakur was apprised about the issues of the oustees and 245 affected persons are yet to be rehabilitated.

CM also reviewed the progress of Kiratpur-Ner Chowk four-lane project and discussed compensation issues regarding to the affected families.

Thakur expressed concern over scarcity of doctors for which he gave assurance that vacant posts would soon be filled up in the health department.

Thakur asked the health department to undertake awareness campaign on water borne diseases, tuberculosis and scrub typhus by holding awareness camps in remote and far-flung areas of the state.

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