Nagpur: With the civilian election of the bend, standing committee members on Tuesday stated sadness for the government’s apathy in carrying out development work, including poor road peasances throughout the city.
“Instead of returning the Appropriating RS25 Crore in the Committee’s budget to strengthen Jalan Tar, civilian government has done nothing to accelerate work,” said Chairman of the Prakash Panel Bhoar Media people.
However, members of the government’s ocayed proposal to spend RS1.84 Crore on murals in the Prabhag Mayor of Dayashankar Tiawari.
In all, 12 proposals related to the various works submitted before the panel stood on Tuesday.
Of these, the continued panel ‘Red Flag’ on the Nod of the Ministry of Health for purchase insecticides worth RS1.42 Crore to end mosquitoes threat throughout the city.
“The proposal will be forwarded after crossing the market price,” said Bhoyar.
Of the 11 proposals approved, five works came from the ward represented by the Mayor of Tiwari.
Standing committee members was also annoyed with the government’s attitude not to appoint a head account and financial officer (Cafo).
The post lied blankly after Vijay Kolhe retired last month.
“The election is approaching and no cafes in NMC means there is no signature on the development job file.
Already, Corporators face public wraths and this will further add to their suffering, “he said.
The stand panel is directed towards the civil government to accelerate the process of carrying out work including strengthening tar.
“We have also directed the government to go for a short-tender time instead, because it will help NMC to take new works without further delays,” he said.