JAMMU,
DECEMBER 16: - 41 water supply schemes are under execution in Inderwal
constituency of Kishtwar district at present even as 21 schemes have already
been completed. The estimated cost for these schemes comes out to be Rs. 63.64
crore. This was disclosed today in a meeting to review the pace of completion
of water supply schemes in Chenab Valley region. Minister for PHE, Irrigation
& Flood Control, Mr. Taj Mohi ud Din presided over. Former Minister and MLA
Inderwal, Mr. G. M. Saroori and MLC, Mr. Naresh were also present in the
meeting.
The
meeting was told that additionally 17 schemes are under execution in the area
under NABARD and LIC costing around Rs. 4 crore.
Addressing
the meeting, the Minister asked concerned engineers to explore possibility of
providing drinking water to areas like Durbeel, Kuchal, Pura Chandali,
Indlukhara, Tanta etc. He also directed exploration of filtration plant
facility at Thathri and Chatroo area. He also directed processing of the DPRs
of flood protection works in the area for submission for TAC clearance.
Mr.
Taj impressed upon the officers and engineers to pace up works in far flung and
difficult areas so that people there are covered under these schemes. He asked
the engineers to avoid cost overrun of schemes by sticking to project
timelines. The Minister also directed covering areas like Halaran, Gogada,
Gobar, Panshera, Jora Kalan, Sicher under drinking water supply adding these
works should be completed at the earliest.
Chief
Engineer, PHE, Jammu, Mr. Ashwani Sharma, other senior engineers and officers
were present in these meetings.
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