Bhubaneswar: Eighteen Parliamentarians from Odisha have not adopted the gram of Panchayat under the Saansad Adarsh ​​Gram Gram Yojana (SAGY) since the Government Narendra Modi returned to power for the second term in 2019.
There was no gram of Panchayat in Odisha which substantially carried out the development plan The village under the scheme, revealed a written reply by the Minister of State for the construction of the countryside, Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti, at Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
Under the slack, parliamentarians should adopt at least one gram of Panchayat and guide his holistic progress.
The village development plan is prepared through a participatory process under related MP guidance.
The UNI Minister’s answer came in response to the question filed by Saptagiri Ulaka, MP Congress Lone from Odisha who had adopted Garidi Panchayat in Coraput Regency.
Only 11 of the 21 members of the Sabha and two of the 10 Kingdom Sabha members in Odisha who adopted 22 grams of Panchayats under Sory since 2019.
Ten parliamentarians at home down and 8 in the top house have not adopted any village – among them are four ls , And seven RS members besides 6 members of BJP LS and its members who are alone in the hospital.
Three of the 22 grams of Panchayats have uploaded their village development plans containing 136 projects on the Sorda website (http://saanjhi.gov.in).
Of these, 23 projects were completed on July 21.
None of the grams of Panchayat mentioned above have substantially implemented their village development plans, the minister told Lok Sabha.
Parliamentarians who have not adopted villages do not see useful results from the scheme.
“There is no provision of specific funds under the scheme.
In such situations, if we adopt a pancida, the hope is increasing.
However, there is no resource to fulfill it.
If we can spend the same Mplad funds, why spend it in one village?” Prasanna Acharaya asked, a member of Rajya Saba BJD who had not adopted the villagers under slack.
A BJP MP, who also has not adopted any village, said that if one village was adopted, it could trigger hostility in other villages.
BJD Amar Patnaik (Rajya Sabha) has adopted five Panchayats (Megdega, Hurmei, BAMDA, Lahandabud, and Jaricela), all in the Sundargarh district.
Amar said he chose five GPS which was most undeveloped in the Sundargarh district, which is the nodency district for the Mplad scheme.
“The Sory scheme does not have a separate budget allotment.
Basically, one can give a little from MPLAD and use it to reach convergence among all schemes.
But unfortunately, the MPLAD scheme has been frozen for two years.
So, there are no funds available.
But I still Trying to find convergence as far as possible, “said Amar.