Construction should be so good that people's interest in government schemes increases: Sangh Priya

- Corporation Commissioner inspected the housing scheme

Pawan Paruthi Bureau Chief MP

Gwalior. Housing construction material and construction should be so good that people's interest in government schemes increases and citizens do not face any kind of problem. Drinking water, electricity, sewer, water should also be arranged smoothly in the housing area. These instructions were given by Corporation Commissioner Sangh Priya to the officials on Thursday while inspecting the housing scheme being built in Sirol area.

On Thursday, Corporation Commissioner Sangh Priya first reached Sirol Housing Scheme to observe. During the inspection, the Corporation Commissioner got to know the progress of the construction work of the house and directed to complete the housing construction work soon. The officials told the Corporation Commissioner that under this scheme, 696 houses are being built in Sirol, whose 100 percent booking has been done. The housing construction work is almost complete. Finishing work is going on, which will be completed by December 2025. The Corporation Commissioner directed that the housing construction material and construction should be so good that people's interest in government schemes increases and citizens do not face any kind of problem. Drinking water, electricity, sewer, water should also be arranged smoothly in the housing area. After this, the Corporation Commissioner observed the Murar river located at Sirol and also instructed to do road side camping from the point of view of safety. After this, he inspected the Baijatal Boat Club and the work of cleaning, repairing, painting, leakage etc. should be completed on time.

Corporation Commissioner Sangh Priya also inspected the beautification of the stepwell located at Sharda Vihar. While inspecting the cleanliness system, he said that garbage should not be seen on the roadside and if someone throws garbage, then monitoring should be done and fine should be imposed. In the Sharda Vihar area, he inspected the cleanliness system and also discussed with the Swachhata Mitra and instructed the officials that all Swachhata Mitra should compulsorily wear jackets, gloves and masks. During the inspection, Additional Commissioner Vijay Raj, Superintendent Engineer JP Para, Deputy Commissioner-in-charge Dr Atibal Singh Yadav, Assistant City Planner Mahendra Aggarwal, Building Officer Pawan Sharma, Ashish Rajput, Area Officer Ms Tanuja Verma were present.

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