Gurgaon: Eleven consultants who work with various MCG departments have come under the scanner.
Civic’s body, in fact, decided to carry out their performance reviews after several board members questioned their efficiency at home meetings that had recently been concluded, even though the MCG paid for a fat remuneration package.
A MCG official said that last year’s show from this consultant would be reviewed first before making decisions about their continuation.
“We have ended the services of three consultants, which are two of them with the horticulture department and one with a mission of Swachh Bharat, with the poor performance of their performance.
Now we have 11 remaining consultants, whose work will be reviewed.” MCG officials said that the board members raised Consultant problems at home meetings held recently.
Ravinder Yadav, Board member number 3, said, “The majority of consultants do not work efficiently for corporations and they attract large remuneration.
They only add corporate financial burdens.
We have raised this problem at the last home meeting and commissioner assured us that the performance of consultants will In terms of action and then the action will be taken.
“Commissioner MCG Mukesh Kumar Ahuja cannot be contacted, despite repetitive efforts.
“In addition to getting fat remuneration from MCG, consultants also get a half percent of the estimates prepared by them for several projects.
A consultant gets at least Rs 1 lakh per month,” Ashwani Sharma, member of the council number 19, claimed.
“The consultant also prepares increased estimates, causing financial losses to MCG.” “After both consultants were removed from the Horticulture Department, there were only two executive engineers left for the entire city.
There is a need to appoint more executive and junior engineers for the horticulture department,” he added.
‘Efficiency’ of 11 MCG consultants under the scanner
