Failing to complete assigned task
09/01/2018
Several committees constituted by the PDP-BJP Coalition Government during the past one year on many vital aspects have failed to complete the assigned task thereby establishing that accountability is a least priority for the present dispensation. The most shocking aspect is that some of these panels have failed to meet even once ever since their constitution. After regular intervals the General Administration Department comes up with the Government orders regarding framing of committees of bureaucrats to handle those issues, which are of much importance for the welfare of the people and the State. However, no steps are initiated to ensure that these committees handle the assigned task with utmost seriousness. What to talk of the committees whose task is not made time-bound even those panels which are asked to complete the required exercise within the stipulated time-frame are not showing seriousness. All this clearly establishes that the present dispensation has failed to make the bureaucrats accountable. The assigned task has largely remained un-executed despite lapse of considerable period of time and youngsters are still craving for adequate sports-related infrastructure particularly at the district level.
What to talk of working on terms of reference these committees have not met even once till date thereby depriving the people who have raised illegal/unauthorized constructions of the benefit of the much-talked about policy. Not only these there are many more committees which were framed to handle important issues including preparation of zonal plans for effective implementation of Jammu/ Srinagar Master Plans and suitable development and rejuvenation of the evacuee orchards but non-seriousness on the part of concerned bureaucrats has created hurdles in meeting the objectives behind their establishment. What is the fun of formulating committees if they are not to be made accountable for timely submission of reports and recommendations.
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