Ghaziabad News – An engineer of the Ghaziabad Development Authority has been suspended on the orders of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The engineer is accused of getting the building constructed without the approval of the map. Illegal buildings were constructed in Ghaziabad city. Inquiry was conducted on the complaint. On investigation the allegations were found to be true. After which Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ordered suspension of the engineer.
Chief Minister’s ‘Zero Tolerance Policy’ against corruption Under this, the engineer of GDA has fallen. After this action, there is panic in the Ghaziabad Development Authority.
CM Office gave information by tweeting
The office of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has made a tweet a while back to inform about the action taken on the Junior Engineer of Ghaziabad Development Authority. In which it has been told that without the approval of the map, multi-storey buildings were constructed illegally. In this case, the Junior Engineer of GDA has been suspended.
Let us tell you that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is taking strict action to curb the corruption prevailing in the Development Authority. In this connection, Nimisha Sharma, General Manager posted at Kanpur Headquarters of Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Authority, has been suspended last week. Nimisha Sharma was posted in Greater Noida Development Authority. At that time there was a big mistake in the allotment of a plot of industries category. Nisha Sharma had allotted a plot which was not included in the allotment list by the authority.
GDA vice-president Krishna Karunesh said that the information about the government’s action has been received through social media. No written order has been received yet. The government has been recommended to take action against many officials in cases of illegal construction. The issue of suspension of the junior engineer was a matter of discussion in the GDA. The maximum number of illegal construction cases have been reported in GDA’s zone six, Indirapuram and zone seven in the adjoining colonies including Sahibabad, Rajendranagar.
