Minister A.K. Sharma, warning of strict action to officials:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Development Work in Up: The people of Uttar Pradesh to the people of Yogi Government A.K. Sharma once again got upset over the officials. He expressed strict displeasure over the slow pace of the schemes and the negligence of the officials and warned in clear terms that if the work does not improve, then direct and strict action will be taken.

“What answer to the public?” – Minister reprimanded

During the review meeting of ‘Amrit 2.0’ including ‘Amrit 2.0’ in Lucknow, Minister A.K. Sharma’s anger was on the seventh sky. He asked the officials that roads are dug in the name of water and sewer lines in the cities, they are not repaired for months. Who is responsible for the problems that the common people are facing?

He said, “Roads are dug, but they are not made properly. The quality of work is so bad that the roads break again in a few days. The public is upset and what should we answer them?” Giving examples of cities like Khurja and Aligarh, he said that the work is going on very slowly, which will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

‘Now from junior to chief engineer, everyone’s responsibility will be fixed’

Minister Sharma also expressed deep displeasure over the lack of coordination between the corporation and water yesterday officials. He directed that now for any negligence, the responsibility of not only junior engineers, but even the Executive Engineer and Chief Engineer sitting above will be fixed.

He made it clear that now the period of excuses is over. He warned the officials, saying, “This attitude will no longer run. Either correct the way of doing its work, otherwise the government will be forced to take the strict action against you.”

He has also directed to create a dashboard for daily monitoring of all the works, so that the progress of every project can be monitored directly. After these strict attitude of the minister, now it is expected that the authorities will wake up from their sleep and will seriously focus on improving the plight of the cities.