New Delhi: Union Road Minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday said the Conciliation Committee must decide on cases related to road infrastructure projects within three months, due to delays in the decision-making process producing higher costs.
Overcoming an event virtually, Gadkari further said there is a need to reduce delays in the decision-making process by using technology.
“I have decided to call an arbitrator meeting.
I will tell them that there must be a specified form, if the contractor wants to go for arbitration, he will apply for it.” And in 15 days NHAI will make a decision, it will happen to go to the conciliation committee, and the committee will give a date, “he said.” But they had to decide on this case within three months (because) this time clause was very important for the Indian economy, “Gadkari, known to express Frank views on any problem, added.
He noted that the maximum project was postponed because of the system.
Noted that arbitration also requires a lot of time, he said, “We need a mechanism that we can make decisions at the right time” Strictly began the conciliation process by forming three conciliation committees from three members.
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These conciliation committees are led by retired officials from judiciary, senior experts from public administration, finance and the private sector.