Saturday, October 2, 2021

Usman Bazdar dressed the officers in track suits

Usman Bazdar dressed the officers in track suits

 


Once upon a time. Government officials do not leave their cold rooms. Nowadays, cities are seeing strange sights. Early in the morning, the deputy commissioner of the district and the commissioner of the division are seen wearing track suits and inspecting the situation in the city. While walking in the morning, when I found Multan Commissioner Dr. Irshad Ahmed and Deputy Commissioner Amir Karim wearing track suits and looking after the sanitation issues, I was convinced that Chief Minister Usman Bazdar took the bureaucracy out of the rooms and brought it to the field. Is. On the same day, I saw a picture of the Deputy Commissioner of Vehari, who was visiting the vegetable market in a track suit, as well as the Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners of other districts.

It is as if Chief Minister Usman Bazdar has gone two hands ahead of former Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif in this matter. Shahbaz Sharif himself used to come to the field wearing long shoes, but he could not bring the officers out of the offices. In his time, the officers did not even get up before eleven o'clock in the morning. Now it is heard that the officers get up at the time of Fajr Adhan, put on track suits and go out to assess the situation. Are also present. I asked Deputy Commissioner Multan Amir Karim how this change in officers came about. He said that it is not far away that the problems of the people can be solved only by sitting in the offices. When you go out in the field, the correct picture of the situation emerges and an immediate solution also comes out. He said that Chief Minister Usman Bazdar himself pays surprise visits and this is his vision. Government officials should spend more time in the field than in offices to solve public problems, so we start the day by solving public problems, so that we can provide maximum relief to the people.

Even today, people consider government officials to be Babuji, because their Buddhism is different from that of the people. Those who go to their offices for a meeting have a hundred kinds of worries, whether they will be able to meet the master or not, they will listen attentively or they will move forward with a nod. Give justice or avoid it, if such a bureaucracy has had to come to the public wearing a track suit in the time of Usman Bazdar, then it is definitely a big or small change. It seems that the statement of Usman Bazdar has been shown to be effective. Now the verbal deposit will not work. Most of the problems of the people are due to incompetence of government institutions, such as lack of sanitation, failure of roads, closure of sewerage, overflow of encroachments, corruption in public service departments, etc. If the deputy commissioner of the district wants, all these problems can be solved in the blink of an eye, the only condition is that he gets out of his office and sees for himself how the work is going on or not.

I have heard that while appointing every Deputy Commissioner and Commissioner, Usman Bazdar meets him himself. In this meeting, he emphasizes the same thing that one should not sit in the office, one should go out, the effect of which is that the officers posted in every district and division of Punjab have now bought track suits. They leave early in the morning and go to small areas. I myself have seen Commissioner Multan and Deputy Commissioner in the densely populated streets of Multan city, where cleaning staff never reached. Today, district and divisional officers pass by on foot. See and walk many miles. This change in the attitude of the bureaucracy is a great achievement of the Punjab government. ۔

When Chief Minister Usman Bazdar paid a surprise visit to Sialkot and Sambarial in the last few days and removed 15 officers from their posts, I also wrote that such steps are necessary to send a strong message to the bureaucracy. He also pointed out the departments in which he wants to improve. That is why today Deputy Commissioners are visiting all the districts of Punjab to ensure that the sanitation situation is ideal, the sewerage system is fully functional, people are not facing any problem in the disease record centers. Patients are not being mistreated in government hospitals, the hot market for bribery in the registry branch, domicile branch and other public service sectors has not abated, the occupation groups and the encroachment mafia must continue to be cracked down on. Half of the people's problems can be solved if all these things are done continuously. Another task that the Punjab government has given to the officers is to take action against the profiteers.

This task is not being done because an organized mafia is behind it, but it is good that the officers get up early in the morning and go to the vegetable and grain markets, review the auctions there and check the rate lists themselves. The biggest failure of the current government is not to control inflation. Inflation is determined by the imbalance between supply and demand. It is the responsibility of the administration and the government to find out whether this imbalance is artificial or real. If the administration plays an active role, inflation can be bottled up to some extent. Usman Bazdasar has even told the officers that reducing inflation is not only his responsibility but also a good deed. If the officers do this work with good intentions, then the people of God will be blessed.

Chief Minister Usman Bazdar is currently holding daily meetings with members of the Assembly. They are also being assured that they will not spare a single minute for equal development in Punjab. It would be better for them to make it the duty of the members of the Assembly to go out in their constituencies on a daily basis, look after the problems of the people, work with the administration to solve them and if there are any obstacles, bring them to their notice. In this way a double checking system will come into existence and the people will also feel that they have a problem.

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