Minister in cost Suresh Singh Rawat (ETV Bharat Bharatpur)
Bharatpur : Water Resources Department Minister and District In-charge Minister Suresh Singh Rawat visited Bharatpur and Deeg districts on Thursday. He held a gathering with the officers of each the districts and reviewed the works to be performed below the price range bulletins. He additionally gave directions for Girdawari of the crop harm brought on by heavy rains in Bharatpur and Deeg districts. After the assembly, Minister Rawat visited the waterlogged space of Bharatpur metropolis and gave directions for drainage.
Minister-in-charge Suresh Singh Rawat held a gathering in Bharatpur and Deeg Collectorate Auditorium and reviewed the standing of land allocation for the works to be performed below the price range bulletins, proposals for restore of roads, colleges and hospitals broken on account of rain and extreme rain ready by the district and despatched for approval on the state degree. He additionally reviewed the proposals despatched for the restore of anicuts, canals and different authorities properties.
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Minister Rawat mentioned that on account of heavy rains prior to now few days, crops in lots of areas are on the verge of destruction. To present reduction to the farmers, he directed the Revenue Department officers to organize and supply Girdawari experiences of all of the areas which have obtained heavy rainfall. During the assembly in Deeg, Minister Rawat mentioned that the work of land allocation for 10 circumstances of the district has been accomplished and allocation of 13 circumstances is pending, which will probably be accomplished quickly.
Visited town: After the assembly, Minister in-charge Suresh Singh Rawat visited the waterlogged areas of Bharatpur metropolis. He visited the Sujan Ganga Canal, close to Mansha Mandir, Chandpol space of town and inspected the drainage system. He additionally directed the District Collector and the involved officers to make correct preparations for drainage. District Collector Dr. Amit Yadav, Superintendent of Police Mridul Kachhwa and different administrative officers have been current through the inspection.
