Minister Sanjay Sharma gave instructions for immediate resolution in the public hearing, gave the message of environmental protection by inspecting the canal and planting trees

Minister of State for Forest and Environment (Independent Charge) Sanjay Sharma on Monday conducted a public hearing at his residence 201, Raghu Marg in Alwar district and after listening to the grievances of the common people, directed the concerned officials to resolve them immediately.

The grievances related to drinking water, Municipal Corporation, City Development Trust, Electricity, Police, Transfer and Revenue matters were prominent in the public hearing. Minister Sharma, while directing the concerned officials to resolve the grievances quickly over telephone, said that the complainants should be informed about the resolution of each grievance. If the grievance is not possible at his level, then the complainant should be given full information about it.

Inspected Natni Ka Bara Canal-

Minister Sharma inspected the canal coming from Natni Ka Bara to Jaisamand Lake. He directed the Executive Engineer of the Irrigation Department to remove the remaining encroachments and obstructions from Natni Ka Bara to Jaisamand Lake so that there is a flow of water in Jaisamand Lake. He directed that the remaining water hyacinth around Natni Ka Bara should also be removed so that it does not spread again. He directed that this work should be done on priority and under his own supervision.

Plantation done on Doctor's Day -

Minister Sharma gave the message of environmental protection by planting trees on the occasion of World Doctor's Day at Rajiv Gandhi General Medical Complex. He said that the role of a doctor for human health is like God and similarly the role of trees is also like Sanjeevani for health. He said that the way doctors served mankind during the Corona period, the need for oxygen was felt at that time, due to which the importance of trees was realized. He said that every person should play his part in the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam Abhiyan' started on the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.