North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: If you are from Bihar, then no one can understand the pain of ‘Mutation’ better than you. To get a small piece of land in their name, people wear out their slippers by going to the block and zonal office. Sometimes the common man gets tired of hearing excuses like “Sir is not on the seat” and sometimes “the server is down”.
But now it seems that “good days” are about to come, as the Deputy Chief Minister and Revenue Minister of Bihar Vijay Kumar Sinha Now in full action mode.
Clear ultimatum: work or measure
Vijay Sinha held a meeting with the officials and his style appeared very strict. He has simply given an ultimatum that in cases of filing or rejecting late-latefi This will no longer be tolerated. He said that stop harassing the public and dispose of the files within the stipulated time.
He made it clear that the officers who are found to have files pending without any valid reason are certain to face punishment. Now the attitude of “come tomorrow, come the day after tomorrow” will not work.
emphasis on transparency
Not only reprimand, but there was also talk of improving the system. Vijay Sinha wants the entire process to be transparent. That is, if someone’s work has stopped, then he should know the reason for which it has stopped. The rule of “First Come, First Serve” should be strictly followed, so that corruption and lobbyists do not take root.
relief for the public
This tough stance of Vijay Sinha is no less than a balm for thousands of farmers and common people whose cases are pending for months and years. Land disputes are a major cause of crime in Bihar, and if mutation is done on time, half of the disputes could end anyway.
So if you also have any file buried, then have hope. The effect of the minister’s taunt will definitely be visible till now. Lazy officers will now have to run, because the mood of the government has changed.
