Haryana Assembly Speaker Gian Chand Kalyan on Tuesday inspected the ongoing flood protection works along the Yamuna river in the state. He directed the officials concerned to ensure timely completion of the projects while adhering to quality standards.
Inspection Details
Kalyan visited several sites where embankment strengthening and anti-erosion measures are being undertaken. He was accompanied by senior officers from the Irrigation and Water Resources Department. The Speaker reviewed the progress of work and instructed the engineers to maintain strict vigilance on the quality of materials used.
Key Directives
The Speaker emphasized the need for a coordinated approach among various departments to prevent any delays. He asked the officials to complete the pending works before the onset of the next monsoon season. Kalyan also highlighted the importance of community involvement in reporting any breaches or weaknesses in the flood protection infrastructure.
During the inspection, it was noted that several stretches of the Yamuna embankments have been identified as vulnerable. The Speaker directed that these stretches be given top priority for reinforcement. He also stressed the need for regular monitoring and maintenance of the flood control structures.
Background
The Yamuna river in Haryana has been prone to flooding, causing damage to crops and property in the past. The state government has allocated funds for flood protection works, and the current inspection is part of a series of reviews to ensure effective utilization of resources.
Kalyan assured the public that the government is committed to safeguarding lives and livelihoods from floods. He urged the officials to work with dedication and ensure that the projects are completed within the stipulated time frame.
