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Sewer line rang at the corporation meeting, - Ample answers to Banerjee's questions - The burden of six divisions on the female officer
Nagpur, dt. Trunk Sewer Line from Trisharan Nagar to Jeevan Chhaya Layout has been stalled for four years at a cost of Rs 11 crore. Shweta Banerjee, an officer of the department, did not inspect the work even once a year. On the allegation, Banerjee said, "I already have the responsibility of five departments." This sixth section was re-assigned. Therefore, it is not possible to visit the works. Mayor Dayashankar Tiwari, who was asking for an answer, got himself licked. What to say Get them! So he asked this question to the commissioner
Tolvala.
Speaker Dive fired a number of sub-questions. Shweta Banerjee was determined to answer all those questions. How did the contractor pay the bills? On this question
Shweta said that I did not issue any bill.
Finally Commissioner Radhakrishnan b. Ran to help. He said Talewar has the department. They are corona positive, these are all old works, these works have been paid for. However, it has to be ascertained first that the work has not been done satisfactorily. When Talewar returns to work, Shweta and Talewar will look after the work jointly, he told the House.
On this, ruling party leader Avinash Thackeray said, how come there is such an overload of work on Madam Banerjee alone? He said that some departments have been reduced. On this, the commissioner informed that his department has already been reduced and the load has been reduced. On this, Avinash Thackeray sent Shweta Banerjee to Manpat for what work? Banerjee replied that for water supply. Asked what is the post? Banerjee, Executive Engineer, Water Supply, replied. That IT. He also worked in the finance department for some time. Why was Banerjee given such an important job by beating the competent authorities? "I have never worked in the finance department on this," Banerjee said.
So far we have not been able to give tabs to school children
Banerjee answered the questions by saying that he did not have the distribution of tabs.
This IT department of the corporation was created by the then Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe and he appointed Banerjee in that department. Another reason is the shortage of officers in the municipality, the commissioner said.
According to Mayor Dayashankar Tiwari, our online meetings are disrupted every time Banerjee does not have IT qualifications. So our voice does not reach properly.
"When I was the chairman of the standing committee, the people on the banks of the Pohra River installed ACs in their houses instead of coolers. When asked why, the foul smell of the river enters the house with the wind of the coolers," Tiwari said. Former Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis immediately approved the dumping work and paid for it. Isn't sewerage a priority? Those who don't like it need to be dealt with, the mayor said.
The Chief Engineer, Chairman of the Architecture Committee and the Committee of Commissioners should submit the report. Blacklisting the contractors cannot be a solution. Get the work done by them, the Mayor directed. However, Executive Engineer Shweta Banerjee properly answered the questions of office bearers and corporators.
Nagpur, dt. Trunk Sewer Line from Trisharan Nagar to Jeevan Chhaya Layout has been stalled for four years at a cost of Rs 11 crore. Shweta Banerjee, an officer of the department, did not inspect the work even once a year. On the allegation, Banerjee said, "I already have the responsibility of five departments." This sixth section was re-assigned. Therefore, it is not possible to visit the works. Mayor Dayashankar Tiwari, who was asking for an answer, got himself licked. What to say Get them! So he asked this question to the commissioner
Tolvala.
Speaker Dive fired a number of sub-questions. Shweta Banerjee was determined to answer all those questions. How did the contractor pay the bills? On this question
Shweta said that I did not issue any bill.
Finally Commissioner Radhakrishnan b. Ran to help. He said Talewar has the department. They are corona positive, these are all old works, these works have been paid for. However, it has to be ascertained first that the work has not been done satisfactorily. When Talewar returns to work, Shweta and Talewar will look after the work jointly, he told the House.
On this, ruling party leader Avinash Thackeray said, how come there is such an overload of work on Madam Banerjee alone? He said that some departments have been reduced. On this, the commissioner informed that his department has already been reduced and the load has been reduced. On this, Avinash Thackeray sent Shweta Banerjee to Manpat for what work? Banerjee replied that for water supply. Asked what is the post? Banerjee, Executive Engineer, Water Supply, replied. That IT. He also worked in the finance department for some time. Why was Banerjee given such an important job by beating the competent authorities? "I have never worked in the finance department on this," Banerjee said.
So far we have not been able to give tabs to school children
Banerjee answered the questions by saying that he did not have the distribution of tabs.
This IT department of the corporation was created by the then Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe and he appointed Banerjee in that department. Another reason is the shortage of officers in the municipality, the commissioner said.
According to Mayor Dayashankar Tiwari, our online meetings are disrupted every time Banerjee does not have IT qualifications. So our voice does not reach properly.
"When I was the chairman of the standing committee, the people on the banks of the Pohra River installed ACs in their houses instead of coolers. When asked why, the foul smell of the river enters the house with the wind of the coolers," Tiwari said. Former Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis immediately approved the dumping work and paid for it. Isn't sewerage a priority? Those who don't like it need to be dealt with, the mayor said.
The Chief Engineer, Chairman of the Architecture Committee and the Committee of Commissioners should submit the report. Blacklisting the contractors cannot be a solution. Get the work done by them, the Mayor directed. However, Executive Engineer Shweta Banerjee properly answered the questions of office bearers and corporators.
Tolvala.
Speaker Dive fired a number of sub-questions. Shweta Banerjee was determined to answer all those questions. How did the contractor pay the bills? On this question
Shweta said that I did not issue any bill.
Finally Commissioner Radhakrishnan b. Ran to help. He said Talewar has the department. They are corona positive, these are all old works, these works have been paid for. However, it has to be ascertained first that the work has not been done satisfactorily. When Talewar returns to work, Shweta and Talewar will look after the work jointly, he told the House.
On this, ruling party leader Avinash Thackeray said, how come there is such an overload of work on Madam Banerjee alone? He said that some departments have been reduced. On this, the commissioner informed that his department has already been reduced and the load has been reduced. On this, Avinash Thackeray sent Shweta Banerjee to Manpat for what work? Banerjee replied that for water supply. Asked what is the post? Banerjee, Executive Engineer, Water Supply, replied. That IT. He also worked in the finance department for some time. Why was Banerjee given such an important job by beating the competent authorities? "I have never worked in the finance department on this," Banerjee said.
So far we have not been able to give tabs to school children
Banerjee answered the questions by saying that he did not have the distribution of tabs.
This IT department of the corporation was created by the then Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe and he appointed Banerjee in that department. Another reason is the shortage of officers in the municipality, the commissioner said.
According to Mayor Dayashankar Tiwari, our online meetings are disrupted every time Banerjee does not have IT qualifications. So our voice does not reach properly.
"When I was the chairman of the standing committee, the people on the banks of the Pohra River installed ACs in their houses instead of coolers. When asked why, the foul smell of the river enters the house with the wind of the coolers," Tiwari said. Former Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis immediately approved the dumping work and paid for it. Isn't sewerage a priority? Those who don't like it need to be dealt with, the mayor said.
The Chief Engineer, Chairman of the Architecture Committee and the Committee of Commissioners should submit the report. Blacklisting the contractors cannot be a solution. Get the work done by them, the Mayor directed. However, Executive Engineer Shweta Banerjee properly answered the questions of office bearers and corporators.
