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Misreporting about status of projects should be avoided: Advisor Ganai to Officers | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 22: Advisor to Governor, Khurshid Ahmad Ganai Monday stressed on maintaining transparency in the execution of works and said that Government has zero tolerance policy against mismanagement and misreporting about status of projects. He said this while reviewing the implementation of various developmental projects under Roads and Buildings and PMGSY. Stating that the accountability and transparency holds key to development, Ganai said the government will have zero tolerance for misreporting by officials with regard to the quality and quantity of various projects. During the meeting, the Advisor was apprised about various connectivity projects that will be taken up in Jammu and Kashmir by the Works Department, including macadamisation of old roads, construction of new roads and bridges, etc. during this financial year. Advisor asked the department to mobilize men and machinery to achieve the target of blacktopping of remaining road length in the state till the end of 2018. The meeting was informed that 82 bridges will be completed by the end of this fiscal under languishing projects while 83 bridges will be completed by March 2020. He directed the concerned officers to ensure time bound completion of the projects and asked them to submit the status report of each work to his office regularly. The meeting also discussed the proposed projects worth Rs 42668 Crore under Prime Minister's Development Package for the re-construction of Flood Damaged Infrastructure in the state. |
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