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ACD constitutes committees to verify 'work done' claims 9/22/2014 10:29:57 PM Early Times Report DODA, Sept 22 : To ensure transparency and accountability in the Rural Development Department (RDD), Assistant Commissioner Development Doda, Dhananter Singh has constituted different committees at Block Level to conduct three tier verification of work done claims of 2013-14 and 2014-15. This was informed by the ACD Doda while chairing a meeting of the Block Development Officers, Programme Officers and the field functionaries of RDD. The ACD said that the first tier verification of work done claims will be done by concerned Block development Officer, second level verification will be conducted by the Committees constituted for the purpose and the final verification will be done by the Assistant Commissioner Development himself. He also directed the participants present in the meeting not to make payments of those works which are not duly verified at various levels. He further emphasized that this landmark step will fix the responsibility of officers/ officials at various levels and will bring transparency in the Department, besides ensure that the benefits of various RDD schemes percolates down to the deserving beneficiaries.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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