Haryana's Energy, Transport, and Labor Minister Anil Vij chaired a meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievance Redressal Committee today at the Panchayat Bhawan in Sirsa. A total of 17 complaints were received during the meeting, out of which 9 were redressed on the spot, and officials were directed to take prompt action and present reports on the remaining 8 cases.
Nirmala Devi, a resident of Rania, reported that she purchased a shop in 2019, but the municipal council labeled the approved building map as "unapproved" after 12 years. Despite paying the required fee, the NDC report was not issued. The concerned official stated that the NDC has now been issued.
Minister Anil Vij directed a thorough investigation into why the map was deemed unapproved after being previously approved and ordered action against the official responsible for approving it initially.Regarding grievances of encroachment on government land, financial losses to the government, and creation of fake records, Minister Vij instructed the SDM to investigate the matter and take strict action against the culprits.
Kulwant Kaur, wife of Amrik Singh, alleged that a false case was filed against her husband. The minister directed the formation of a team led by the DSP to re-investigate the matter and submit a report. Sultan, a resident of Ellenabad, complained that the unit number of his plot was transferred to another person’s name.
Minister Vij ordered the formation of an SIT led by the Additional Deputy Commissioner to investigate and present findings at the next meeting.Sanjay Kumar, a resident of Fatehpur Jotawali, raised concerns about the improper construction of a siphon.
Vij directed two committee members and an Executive Engineer from the Irrigation Department to conduct an on-site inspection and report whether the siphon was constructed correctly. Sohan Lal from Bani village reported that some people entered his house, assaulted him, blocked his path, and behaved indecently. He provided video evidence. Minister Vij instructed the police to take strict action against the culprits.
Anoop Singh from Budhabhana village stated that soil was taken from his farmland to construct a temporary dam during a flood in the Ghaggar River. However, his land was neither leveled nor compensated. Minister Vij directed the department to either level the land or provide compensation. Several other grievances were also heard during the meeting. Minister Vij personally listened to each case and instructed officials to ensure timely resolution.
The meeting was attended by BJP District President Shishpal Kamboj, Sirsa MLA Gokul Setia, Kalanwali MLA Shishpal Kamboj, Ellenabad MLA Bharat Singh Beniwal, Chairman Dev Kumar Sharma, Deputy Commissioner Shantanu Sharma, Sirsa Superintendent of Police Vikrant Bhushan, Dabwali Superintendent of Police Siddhant Jain, Additional Deputy Commissioner Laksit Sareen, senior BJP leaders Rohtash Jangra, Amir Chand Mehta, Gurdev Singh Rahi, Renu Sharma, Satish Jagga, and Baldev Singh Mageana, among others.