Administrator Mandates Clear Display of Staff Information at Gaushalas
Union Territory Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria issued a clear directive on Saturday. He ordered all gaushalas to prominently display details of their manpower deployment. This includes veterinary doctors, para-veterinary staff, and other support personnel. Their daily duty rosters must be visible at each facility.
On-Site Inspection Reveals Operational Needs
Kataria conducted a thorough inspection of gaushalas and the incinerator facility at Raipur Kalan. During his visit, he reviewed arrangements for cattle welfare, care, and management. The administrator personally assessed multiple aspects of the shelters.
He examined the condition of the shelters and cleanliness levels. Kataria checked the availability of green and dry fodder for the animals. He verified access to safe drinking water and veterinary services. The waste disposal systems and overall upkeep of the premises received his attention.
Key Instructions for Improved OperationsThe administrator interacted directly with officers and staff deployed at the gaushalas. He issued clear instructions to strengthen monitoring systems. Kataria emphasized the need for greater accountability in day-to-day operations. Transparency in all activities became a focal point of his directives.
Kataria directed the Municipal Corporation to ensure availability of all essential facilities. He stressed that adequate arrangements must be made for proper living conditions. Feeding and hydration of cattle housed in the shelters received particular emphasis.
Incinerator Facility Requires Immediate Attention
During his review of the incinerator installed at Raipur Kalan gaushala, Kataria learned about operational issues. Officials informed him that the facility had remained temporarily non-functional. A technical snag caused the disruption in service.
The administrator instructed Municipal Corporation officials to address the defect promptly. He directed them to make the incinerator operational at the earliest opportunity. Scientific disposal of animal carcasses remains a priority for the administration.
Security and Monitoring Receive Special FocusKataria placed strong emphasis on security measures and continuous monitoring. He reiterated the need for strict compliance with CCTV surveillance norms. The administrator directed that CCTV systems should be actively monitored at all times.
Regular reviews of surveillance footage will ensure round-the-clock vigilance. Maintenance of hygiene within the gaushalas connects directly to these monitoring efforts. The administrator believes proper oversight will improve overall conditions.
Long-Term Vision for Gaushala Management
Kataria outlined his vision for sustainable gaushala operations across the Union Territory. He stated that periodic inspections would continue as standard practice. Strict adherence to prescribed standards remains non-negotiable for the administration.
Timely maintenance of infrastructure will receive consistent attention. These measures aim to ensure humane treatment of all animals. Efficient functioning of gaushalas serves as the ultimate goal of these directives.
Inspection Attended by Senior OfficialsThe comprehensive inspection included participation from key administrative figures. Mayor Harpreet Kaur Babla attended the site visit. Municipal Commissioner Amit Kumar accompanied the administrator throughout the assessment.
Secretary Animal Husbandry-cum-Special Commissioner Pradeep Kumar joined the inspection team. Other senior officers from the Chandigarh Administration and Municipal Corporation participated in the review process. Their collective presence underscored the importance of this initiative.
