Ludhiana: Reports prepared by additional commissioner Corporation Ludhiana Municipal Singh has highlighted the main and careless deviation in the MC official in connection with more than 57,000 buildings that have emerged in the past five years without approval from their building plans.
Citing a big difference between new electrical connections issued by Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) and new development plans approved by the MC building branch, officers have observed that the carelessness of citizenship officials not only encouraged violations of law in the city, but also proved to damage the health of the body’s finances Civic.
It was moved, the report was delivered to the commissioner MC Pardeep Sabharwal two months ago, but there was no action initiated in this matter until now it was stated that irregularities reached the peak between 2016 and 2021.
During this period, PSPCL issued 1.42 lakh new connections, Where 76,770 connections fall within the MC limit.
But on the contrary, only 7,471 agreed development plans and 11,441 Challans were issued for violations of building regulations in five years, indicating that there were no records of 57,858 buildings with a civic body.
The question was launched in the instructions of the Local Bodies Minister Brahm Mohindra, who has issued orders in this matter in June 2020 and the report will be sent to the additional major secretary in the next 15 days.
The additional commissioner, in the report, even recommended a forensic audit to assess financial losses to assess financial losses caused by the civil body.
Singh Bindra’s senior city planner period did not respond to repetitive calls, Mayor Ludhiana Balkar Sandhu said, “I will see this problem and will check the report to act against guilty officials.” Said Commissioner Rishipal Singh.
, “I have sent the report.
It’s up to the elderly to take action.” Mohindra said, “I can’t comment on this problem because I don’t know such reports.
In addition, I did an election campaign, so it’s hard to say anything about the problem This is now.
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