Mon legislators urge officers to develop work culture

Legislators of Mon at the DPDB meeting cum felicitation programme at DC’s conference hall, Mon on Wednesday. 

Legislators of Mon district urged officers to inculcate work culture and discharge their responsibilities by remaining at their respective place of posting.

The legislators made this appeal at the district planning and development board meeting-cum-felicitation programme for the newly elected legislators of the district on May 15.

According to DIPR report, to rope in developmental activities in the district, the legislators sought co-operation and support of officers and appealed to them to maintain good relationship with elected members with a new vision to eradicate backwardness of the district.

Meanwhile, at the meeting, the board forwarded the following agendas to the department in-charge for approval.

The agendas are - financial assistant to Lotha Community, Mon to compensate damaged caused by landslide; upgradation of Government Middle School, S/Tangten to High School; Langsa Hill School, Lampong Sheanghah for recognition of Class – VIII; increasing the strength of home guards personnel and a plot for office building; construction of Multipurpose Sports Complex at Mon; dismantling of CAWD store for construction of School; construction of wooden bridge at Techa ward; taking over of 6th NAP private School, Tizit by the government, approval/recommendation for Town Council of ADC Hq. Aboi, Tobu and Tizit and opening of SBI branch and SDPO post at Tobu.

The felicitation programme was led by deputy commissioner, Mon Angau I Thou while the DPDB meeting was held under the new chairmanship of Khadi & Village Industries and DPDB, Mon, N. Thongwang Konyak.

The board also had a lengthy discussion on shortage of teachers and improvement of road to Wangkhao College.

In this regard, the board decided to check proxy teachers, redeployment of teachers and to withdraw teachers attached to politician if any in the district.

With regard to this, DEO Mon has been directed to submit the status report of teachers of respective schools for redeployment of teachers while KSU has been asked to check for proxy teachers.

The meeting was attended by EE. Pangteang, Naiba konyak, C.L. john, Pohwang Konyak, Paiwang Konyak, N. Thongwang Konyak, Yollow Konyak and Eshak Konyak.

(NPN)