Rajesh Gupta
JAMMU, DECEMBER 26:
DC Jammu can also see the working of his office by reviewing that had his office bothered to implement LG/CS's Administrative Councils Decision followed by SRO-456 of 2017 & other directions issued from time to time causing harassment to thousand of innocents on the fault of Revenue Officers of Jammu District as compared to Samba & Kathua Districts over the said issue?
Only one village of Jammu District Sehora stands cleared at the time of Vijay Bidhuri was Secretary & thereafter Jammu District sleeps to notify any other village.
Had DC Jammu bothered to seek ATRs of his communications or letter marked by his office to concerned officers to act on non compliance of his directions along with filing of reply in various courts in prescribed period of time?
Had DC Jammu acted over a fraud committed by Revenue Officers of Jammu & acted upon communication of Div Com Jammu followed by reminder vide No. 502/Misc/Jmu/23/05 dtd 03.04.2023, which raised a question of delay tactics by the concerned officers, who needed to be taken to task to bring so called efficiency in the administration?
Now, District Development Commissioner Sachin Kumar Vaishya chaired a comprehensive meeting to review the progress and ongoing works of the Cooperatives Department in the district.
Chief Planning Officer Uttam Singh, Assistant Commissioner Revenue Piyush Dhotra, Assistant Commissioner Development Preeti Sharma, AD Fisheries Munish Kumar, Chief Agriculture Officer and several other district officers were present in the meeting.
Deputy Registrar, Cooperatives Societies (Agri) Jammu, Bhumika Sharma, presented a detailed agenda, highlighting key achievements and upcoming initiatives. Land identification for building grain storage facilities emerged as a critical discussion point.
Three potential sites shortlisted for the project were examined, with a focus on establishing robust coordination with the Food Corporation of India and the Agriculture Department.
Ensuring fair price shop allocation to cooperative societies and expediting the establishment of Jan Aushadhi Kendras through Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) were also prioritised.
The DDC, actively engaging in the deliberations, pledged the district administration's unwavering support in formalising and promoting Farmer Producer Organisations in all blocks.
The DDC expressed immense confidence in the immense potential of PACS and vowed to make extraordinary strides in strengthening the network within the district.
"Cooperatives are poised to play a pivotal role in the nation's progress," the DDC asserted, underlining their significance.
A compendium for the year 2023 highlighting the achievements of the Cooperatives Department, with success stories of best cooperatives, was also presented to the DDC on the occasion.
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