Uttarakhand / Haldwani : If you call on the government number, then the officials will have to receive – Kumaon DIG

DIG Nilesh Anand Bharne has issued an order to all the SSP and police officers of Kumaon to receive the incoming phone calls on the government number at any cost. Along with this, it has been said that to meet the public, set a time in the day. The DIG issued a letter to the SSPs of all the districts saying that efforts are being made to reduce the distance between the public and the police. On May 11, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami had given many instructions in the VC.

It was said that complaints of non-receipt of calls on the government number are being received from time to time. It cannot be ignored. Officers have been deployed to serve the public. So you have to pick up the phone. The DIG said that the officers should not keep the government number locked at all. If a complaint is received about not receiving the phone, then action will be taken against the concerned officer as per rules.

For the hearing of the litigants, at the circle level, the jurisdictional officer will hear the complaints by holding a victim court. Apart from this, once in every month, the officers will set up night chaupal in the sensitive and crime prone areas of their area. There will also be a mass dialogue program once a month. In which public representatives, hotel owners, taxi unions, trade boards and advocates will be called. This order will come into effect from Saturday itself.

Lalkuan: The cases of illegal occupation on the land of Gaula Range of Terai Eastern Division are not taking its name to stop. On Friday, the team demolished the illegal construction while taking action in Bagjala and Indiranagar areas. From the foundation of the house to the huts, it was targeted. However, then the question arises as to whose support has been given to those who openly occupied the forest land adjacent to the population. This area is adjacent to railway encroachment land.

The team of Gaula Range under the leadership of Deputy Ranger Pramod Bisht on Friday bulldozer demolished three foundations related to house construction in Bagjala area. The occupier had encircled the iron angle deep ground. Such a case has come up here last week also. After this the team reached Indiranagar area. Here three huts on the forest land were removed.

The Forest Department is actively making claims to free its land from occupation. But the question arises that why these people are not booked under the Forest Act after demolishing the illegal construction. So that no one else would do such a dare. Earlier an under construction house in Bagjala was demolished. Even then no action was taken against the accused.