Tripura CM Directs Officials to Address Rural Issues Monthly
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Synopsis
During a recent virtual meeting, Tripura's Chief Minister, Manik Saha, directed District Magistrates and Superintendents of Police to engage monthly with rural communities to swiftly address issues. He stressed the need for prompt actions regarding public grievances, and emphasized tackling illegal activities, particularly drug trafficking.
Key Takeaways
- Monthly visits to rural areas by DMs and SPs are mandatory.
- Immediate resolution of deficiencies and public grievances is required.
- Stringent actions against drug trafficking are emphasized.
- Collaboration with district officials from various departments is essential.
- Focus on health, education, and water supply issues.
Agartala, April 16 (NationPress) The Chief Minister of Tripura, Manik Saha, convened a meeting on Wednesday, urging the District Magistrates (DMs) and Superintendents of Police (SPs) from each district to conduct visits to the rural regions of their respective areas every month. He emphasized the importance of taking immediate action to address any deficiencies and resolve emerging issues.
During a virtual conference with all DMs and SPs, the Chief Minister highlighted the necessity for regular visits in collaboration with district-level officials from other departments, aimed at addressing the populace's concerns.
In his review, Saha, who also oversees the Home portfolio, examined the overall progress on development initiatives, law enforcement, and public grievances concerning all eight districts in the state.
Throughout the meeting, he provided essential guidance to district administrations on swiftly tackling development-related concerns, public complaints, and other challenges.
Special emphasis was placed on enforcing stringent legal measures against drug traffickers and those engaged in such illicit activities.
Saha instructed the SPs to pinpoint drug-prone areas and compile a list of individuals involved in unlawful activities within police station jurisdictions, ensuring legal actions are taken accordingly.
The meeting on Wednesday involved thorough discussions about matters relating to health, drinking water, education, law and order, transportation, anti-drug strategies, and decisive actions against illegal operations across various sectors.
The Chief Minister insisted that relevant departments take necessary actions regarding drinking water supply, traffic management, and mosquito control within Agartala city.
Top officials from all relevant departments, along with DMs and SPs from the eight districts, participated in the meeting.
