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Tour Districts & Assess Ground Realities: YS Jagan
02 Dec 2019 2:06 PM
As per an official communique, it has been brought to the notice of the CM that a few Collectors are not adhering to the instructions of making one night halt per week outside the district headquarters in this connection, the Collector is supposed to be the role model officer in the district, it said.
AMARAVATI: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy on Sunday directed all district Collectors to tour their respective districts at least for 15 days a month and also spend a night in a village every week to assess the ground realities.
As per an official communique, it has been brought to the notice of the CM that a few Collectors are not adhering to the instructions of making one night halt per week outside the district headquarters in this connection, the Collector is supposed to be the role model officer in the district, it said. The Chief Minister also expressed displeasure over most of the Collectors spending more time conducting video conferences with mandal-level officials rather than touring.
The CM is of the view that Collectors are the eyes and ears of the government at the field level and they should be spending more time interacting with beneficiaries directly, rather than taking indirect feedback from officials. The CM desires that the Collectors should not spend more than two days for conducting video conferences with mandal officers," the communique added.
The Collectors have been asked to ensure no space was left for any criticism and strictly comply with the directive to tour the district for 15 days a month.