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• Deputy Commissioner Sushil Sarwan chaired the monthly meeting of the District Road Safety Committee at the Mini Secretariat’s auditorium. The discussions covered various aspects of road safety and traffic management, leading to specific actions to enhance road and traffic safety within the district. Additionally, the meeting delved into several other road safety-related matters, resulting in fruitful discussions. RTA Secretary Heratjit Kaur provided a comprehensive explanation of the decisions made in the previous meeting to the Deputy Commissioner. It was highlighted that the current timing of traffic lights at certain points is not adequately synchronized with actual traffic flow, causing disruptions. In response, the Deputy Commissioner directed NHAI and other relevant officials to promptly repair these issues to ensure smooth traffic operations. Emphasizing the need for enhanced safety during winter days and dense fog, the Deputy Commissioner instructed officials from NHAAI, HSVP, Municipal Corporation, PWD, and B&R to repair and install new white strips, reflectors on roundabouts, and speed breakers in their respective areas. Timely completion of street lighting and other road-related tasks was also stressed. Addressing traffic pressure at Amartex Chowk, Sarwan directed Haryana Urban Development Authority officials to construct a slip road to ease traffic congestion. Similarly, due to heavy traffic at the T-point between Sector-1 and 2 near the Mini Secretariat, the installation of blinkers was recommended to prevent unfortunate incidents. Sarwan instructed sector RTOs to organize training programs for officials in engineering departments, police, and others to enhance their proficiency in road safety measures. Urgency was stressed in completing tasks based on the report given by Road Safety Assistants. Concerned about stray animals causing accidents, the Deputy Commissioner directed the Municipal Corporation to relocate drives to cow sheds and Nandishalas. This measure aims to prevent individuals in the district from becoming victims of accidents involving stray animals.

Deputy Commissioner Sushil Sarwan chaired the monthly meeting of the District Road Safety Committee at the Mini Secretariat’s auditorium. The discussions covered various aspects of road safety and traffic management, leading to specific actions to enhance road and traffic safety within the district. Additionally, the meeting delved into several other road safety-related matters, resulting in fruitful discussions. RTA Secretary Heratjit Kaur provided a comprehensive explanation of the decisions made in the previous meeting to the Deputy Commissioner. It was highlighted that the current timing of traffic lights at certain points is not adequately synchronized with actual traffic flow, causing disruptions. In response, the Deputy Commissioner directed NHAI and other relevant officials to promptly repair these issues to ensure smooth traffic operations. Emphasizing the need for enhanced safety during winter days and dense fog, the Deputy Commissioner instructed officials from NHAAI, HSVP, Municipal Corporation, PWD, and B&R to repair and install new white strips, reflectors on roundabouts, and speed breakers in their respective areas. Timely completion of street lighting and other road-related tasks was also stressed. Addressing traffic pressure at Amartex Chowk, Sarwan directed Haryana Urban Development Authority officials to construct a slip road to ease traffic congestion. Similarly, due to heavy traffic at the T-point between Sector-1 and 2 near the Mini Secretariat, the installation of blinkers was recommended to prevent unfortunate incidents. Sarwan instructed sector RTOs to organize training programs for officials in engineering departments, police, and others to enhance their proficiency in road safety measures. Urgency was stressed in completing tasks based on the report given by Road Safety Assistants. Concerned about stray animals causing accidents, the Deputy Commissioner directed the Municipal Corporation to relocate drives to cow sheds and Nandishalas. This measure aims to prevent individuals in the district from becoming victims of accidents involving stray animals.

Deputy Commissioner Aashika Jain has instructed the SDMs to explore the possibility of setting up polling stations in high-rise buildings to enhance voter turnout and provide residents the convenience of voting in close proximity to their homes. While reviewing the progress of the special summary revision-2024, she directed the SDMs to resolve claims and objections […]

Deputy Commissioner Aashika Jain has instructed the SDMs to explore the possibility of setting up polling stations in high-rise buildings to enhance voter turnout and provide residents the convenience of voting in close proximity to their homes.
While reviewing the progress of the special summary revision-2024, she directed the SDMs to resolve claims and objections by December 26, 2023, ensuring the publication of the final electoral roll on January 5, 2024.
Stressing the need for appropriate measures for the deletion of shifted and deceased voters, she urged SDMs to carefully verify their whereabouts through Booth Level Officers and Supervisors.
During the Special Summary Revision-2024, which took place from October 27 to December 9, 2023, a total of 13,886 forms were received. These included 8,167 new voter registration forms, 1,451 deletion requests, and 4,267 correction requests.
House-to-house verification identified 29,379 cases of shifted, expired, blurred images, and repeated EPICs. Of these, only 12 percent remain pending for finalization.
Deputy Commissioner Jain instructed SDMs to plan college/university-level camps to engage young voters. She also directed them to coordinate with Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) to register voters who have not yet been enrolled.
Additionally, she asked SDMs to outline voter awareness activities under SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) and submit plans with budget demands to the District Election Office to initiate SVEEP activities starting in January.
The officers in attendance at the meeting included ADC (G) Viraj S Tidke, SDM Mohali Chandrajyoti Singh, SDM Kharar Gurmandar Singh, SDM Derabassi Himanshu Gupta, and Tehsildar Election Sanjay Kumar.