Visiting Officer responsible to take regular dev profile of panchayat: Rohit Kansal

Last updated: November 3, 2022 11:51 pm

Published: November 3, 2022

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Kathua, Nov 03: Principal Secretary, Information and Higher Education, Rohit Kansal on Thursday informed that visiting officer (VO) shall bear the responsibility of “guardian, mentor”, to take regular review of developmental profile of the panchayat.
He expressed these views on the culmination day of fourth phase of Back to Village (B2V4), during which the Principal Secretary visited various areas of Panchayat Hutt of Kathua district to oversee the implementation of government schemes and execution of developmental works in panchayats.
The Additional Deputy Commissioner Basohli, Ajeet Singh accompanied the Principal Secretary, besides, concerned district and Sectoral Officers.
Rohit Kansal interacted with children during Baal Sabha and enquired about facilities available in the Panchayat.
Interacting with senior citizens and enquiring about the status of enrollment of old age pension, Rohit Kansal said, “The government has assigned the responsibility of Guardian/ Mentor to the Visiting Officer who shall continue to take regular review of the developmental profile of the panchayat.”
On this occasion, the Principal Secretary also witnessed debate, Kabaddi, Volleyball, Painting Held at GHSS Hutt. He also visited natural water body near Ambika Mata Mandir to acess the scope of its rejuvenation.
The Principal Secretary during the day long B2V4 proceedings inaugurated Agriculture Seed Store at Doun, kickstarted RDD works near Baba Balak Nath Mandir and inspected various wards and facilities including Ration Depot, Anganwadi Centres, playfield of Primary School Doun besides participated in Greh Pravesh Ceremony wherein PMAY Houses were allotted to the beneficiaries.
Meanwhile, the last leg of fourth phase of outreach programme witnessed array of activities with the resolve of addressing the genuine issues besides prioritising the development aspirations of the panchayats. With this the B2V4 culminated on a spirited note across 257 Panchayats in Kathua.