Srinagar, July 8: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary, Tuesday conducted a surprise inspection of Chief Engineer PWD (R&B) and PMGSY offices in Srinagar to assess the operational efficiency and employee punctuality.As per a statement issued here, the inspection was aimed at ensuring seamlessly functioning of the department, with a focus on timely execution of duties and projects. During the inspection, the Dy CM reviewed the attendance registers to verify the presence of staff across different branches. He emphasised the importance of punctuality, stating that timely arrival at the workplace was essential for maintaining discipline and ensuring smooth operations. Choudhary, while interacting with the staff there, maintained that the government is committed to ensure speedy and hassle-free deliverance of public services to the people. He directed the employees to strictly adhere to office hours, underscoring that consistent punctuality reflects a commitment to public service and enhanced department’s credibility. The Dy CM also instructed the officials to avoid any mismanagement in their work and prioritise timely completion of all ongoing projects. He highlighted that delay in project execution could weaken public trust. He stressed that disciplined work ethics are foundational towards achieving the departmental goals. The Deputy Chief Minister also asked the senior officials to closely monitor the attendance and project progress, ensuring that any lapse in this regard is addressed promptly.
Dy CM conducts surprise inspection of CE R&B, PMGSY offices in Sgr

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