Varanasi,

19 July (HS): Registration offices of all districts of Uttar Pradesh will be

equipped with high-tech and ultra-modern facilities. All 380 registration

offices of the state will now have their own buildings. The first phase of

which was inaugurated on Saturday from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's

parliamentary constituency Varanasi. State Minister (Independent Charge) for

Stamp and Court Registration Fees Ravindra Jaiswal inaugurated and laid the

foundation stone of eight registration office buildings to be built at a cost

of Rs 18 crore 56 lakh 27,000.

Minister

Ravindra Jaiswal, in a program organized at the District Information Science

Center (NIC) office of the Commissionerate complex, inaugurated the newly

constructed building of Sub Registrar Office, Sagdi, District Azamgarh, along

with laying the foundation stone of the construction work of new buildings of

Assistant Inspector General Registration Office, Chandauli, Shravasti and Sub

Registrar Office, Chandauli, Jaisinghpur, Maholi, Ramsanehi Ghat, Lambhua,

Sawaijpur and Shravasti by pressing the button.

Minister

Ravindra Jaiswal said that in order to provide better facilities to the general

public visiting the registry office, it was decided to operate all the 380

registration offices of the state in their own buildings. He said that letters

were received from the representatives and officials of the districts regarding

construction of registration offices etc. Taking cognizance of all those

letters, arrangements for own buildings for registration offices are being made

in those districts. He informed that the registration office of the state is

also getting its own building, the foundation stone of which will be laid in

Lucknow on Wednesday.

The

minister, while directing the engineer of the implementing agency, said that

the construction work of the buildings whose foundation stone is being laid

should be completed within the stipulated time and with quality as per the

standards. He also directed to get the construction work inspected by a third

party to ensure quality at all costs. All the buildings will be painted in the

same colour and there will also be provision for solar and water harvesting for

energy.

While

instructing the sub-registrars present on the spot, he said that along with

better behaviour with the people coming to the registration office, their work

should be resolved with simplicity. Also, the best possible facilities should

be provided to the people. He especially emphasized that wherever there is a

shortage of manpower in the registration office, arrangements for manpower will

also be made so that there is no problem in the work.

During

the program, Assistant Inspector General of Registration Dhirendra Kumar Saini,

Jaunpur Assistant Inspector General of Registration Rajesh Kumar Singh, Bhadohi

Assistant Inspector General of Registration Pankaj Kumar Singh, Deputy

Registrar First Varanasi Richa Pandey, Deputy Registrar Gangapur Varanasi Anil

Kumar Mishra, Deputy Registrar Sadar Jaunpur Santosh Kumar Pandey, Deputy

Registrar Madiaun, Jaunpur Rakesh Kumar Mishra and District Information Science

Officer Avinash Sharma were prominently present.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi