Come out of your ivory towers, CM tells babus in central Gujarat review meet
November 27, 2014
Ahmedabad, 27 November 2014
Chairing a review meeting of seven districts of central Gujarat, Chief Minister Anandiben Patel today asked district officials to come out of ivory towers to solve the problems of common people.
Anandiben asked district officers to ensure unique branding of each taluka.
She asked officers to see that there are no pending filed on their table.
Anandiben asked police officers to eliminate illegal liquor network completely.
The Chief Minister reviewed various government schemes and action plans. She specifically reviewed door-to-door garbage collection procedure.
She said she would address district-wise women’s conventions starting from 8 March.
Minister Saurabh Patel, Chief Secretary Pandian, Home Secretary Aloria, ACS Arvind Agrawal, Rural Development Commissioner Thirupugaz, Police Commissioner, district collectors, DDOs and DSPs among others were present in this meeting.
Chief Minister will chair similar review meeting in Rajkot on 28 November covering district collectors, DDOs and DSPs of all districts of Saurashtra.
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