SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 09: Secretary Revenue department, Dr. Piyush Singla and other senior officers of the department today interacted with beneficiaries, PRIs and Revenue officers across the length and breadth of UT of Jammu and Kashmir during the weeklong Bhrashtachar Mukht Week.
The officers engaged with Revenue Officers at the District and Tehsil levels to discuss crucial matters like status of online services, dissemination of information about online services to public, challenges encountered in service delivery, additional services that could be included under the Public Service Guarantee Act, 2011, progress of the Auto Appeal System, backlog of services covered under PSGA and the measures being taken to address this backlog.
A particular emphasis was also placed on ensuring the implementation of E-Office at the District, Tehsil, and Nayabat levels to enhance transparency and efficiency within the system.
The officers conducted a thorough review of the resolution of Regular Departmental Action cases and corruption complaints.
During the interaction, the Secretary stressed the importance of promptly resolving corruption-related cases and warned that strict action would be taken against officers who shielded erring officials but if would have bothered to eradicate corruption in real, he would have acted in first on his non compliance in reference to GO. NO.18-JK(Rev)0f 2022 dtd 4th Feb 2022, which is causing harassment to thousand of innocents due to intentional delays in deciding the issue for which 03 months were granted but Govt can count how many excess months has lapsed?
Pertinent to mention here that on the one side LG Manoj Sinha in public has said that " Intentional Delays In Public Works is Severe Corruption Than Financial Corruption" so shall Govt act over LGs instructions to take Revenue Officers to task in so called "Bhrashtachar Mukt JK" week, as this week to stop corruption shall end today, means from tommarow same process will start?
He also called for the establishment of regular progress monitoring mechanisms at the district level to address this issue.
During the interactions, positive feedback was received from all parties involved.
The PRIs and beneficiaries who engaged with the officers expressed their satisfaction with the transparent systems that had been put in place.
They shared their personal experiences of seeking services, including the time taken for service delivery and the officials’ prompt response aimed at ensuring timely provision of services.
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