*Wrote a letter to CM Flying cell for investigation, daily recommendations were coming for transfers to CEI and MVI posts- Energy and Transport Minister Anil Vij*
*"Lalu Ji is scared of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah"- Anil Vij*
*Surjewala sees only darkness everywhere, sees black all around- Vij*
Chandigarh, July 8 – Haryana's Energy, Transport and Labour Minister, Sh. Anil Vij has written a letter to the CM Flying Squad for an investigation into the posts of Chief Electrical Inspector (CEI) in the Energy Department and Motor Vehicle Inspector (MVI) in the Transport Department, stating that there is a lot of corruption and malpractice associated with these positions.
While interacting with media persons today, Energy and Transport Minister Anil Vij said that ever since he took charge of these departments, he has been receiving daily recommendations for transfers to the posts of CEI in the Energy Department and MVI in the Transport Department. People were constantly requesting appointments to these posts. Upon investigation, it was found that there is massive corruption in both these posts, which is why he has written to the Chief Minister’s Flying Squad to conduct raids.
*"Lalu Ji is scared of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah" -Vij*
Responding sarcastically to a question regarding former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav’s claim that “the two Gujaratis (Modi and Shah) are jointly snatching away the rights of 80 million Biharis and that they have a deep hatred for Bihar’s Constitution and democracy,” Anil Vij questioned when Lalu Ji will move beyond regionalism. He said that “Has Bihar become your personal property?” Sh.Vij emphasized that every citizen has the equal right to contest elections in any state as per Section 19 of the Constitution, which grants the right to equality. He added that Lalu Ji is now making such remarks out of fear. Mocking him in a humorous tone, Sh.Vij said that “Lalu Ji is scared of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah.”
*Surjewala sees only darkness everywhere, sees black all around- Vij*
Responding to Congress leader Randeep Surjewala’s accusation that the BJP government is corrupt and has devastated farming and farmers, Energy Minister Anil Vij hit back and said that Surjewala only sees black and darkness everywhere. Sh.Vij said the current government is providing electricity to farmers, and Haryana’s ministers have met the Union Minister to secure more fertilizer than the state’s quota.
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*MLA Ch. Nirmal Singh to inquire about Energy Minister Anil Vij's well-being*
*Energy Minister Anil Vij welcomed the MLA with courtesy*
Chandigarh, July 8 – Haryana's Energy, Transport and Labour Minister Sh. Anil Vij was visited today at his residence by Ambala City MLA Ch. Nirmal Singh, who came to inquire about his health and wished him a speedy recovery.
Energy Minister Anil Vij warmly welcomed MLA Ch. Nirmal Singh with full courtesy, embracing him upon his arrival. During the visit, the two leaders also held discussions on political matters. It is worth noting that some time ago, Energy Minister Anil Vij had suffered a fracture in his toe.
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*A letter will be written to the government regarding the role of government employees in court cases related to Excise Area lands after the exciser agreement-Energy, Transport, and Labour Minister Anil Vij*
*A letter will be written about whether government employees presented the appropriate documents during court hearings in these cases- Anil Vij*
*According to the General Land Record (GLR) in Ambala cantt., the land was received from the Cantonment Board, selling such land is a crime-Vij*
*Sh. Vij has already written to the government requesting an investigation into the land of the burfkhana in Ambala*
Chandigarh, July 8 – Haryana’s Energy, Transport and Labour Minister Sh. Anil Vij has taken a firm stance regarding the Ambala Cantonment burfkhana land case, stating that he is writing to the state government to ask whether, after the Exciser Agreement on February 5, 1977, government employees submitted the appropriate documents in court during related legal proceedings. Several cases are still pending due to incorrect or incomplete information being presented to the courts.
While interacting with media persons today, Energy Minister Anil Vij said that legal cases concerning such lands are still under consideration in court. According to the rules, no new building or structure can be added to land held on lease. If any rules are violated, the lease can be cancelled and the structure demolished.
Sh. Vij stated that he has already written to the government seeking an investigation into the burfkhana land case because, according to the General Land Record (GLR), the land was received from the Cantonment Board and the legal status of the land remains unchanged. As per the GLR, the vacant land is government-owned, and selling such land is a crime. If any attempt is made to buy or sell such land, a legal case should be registered. He noted that this is not just a case concerning Ambala Cantonment, but about 62 cantonment areas in total. Historically, the British never granted ownership rights over land, only leasehold rights, and land was leased for purposes like ice factories, farming, and other uses.
It is worth mentioning that the land in Ambala Cantonment Sadar area was originally under the control of the Cantonment Board, but on February 5, 1977, it was placed under the jurisdiction of the Ambala Sadar Municipal Council.
*Number of sanitation workers in Ambala Municipal Council will be increased- Vij*
Meanwhile, regarding cleanliness in Ambala Cantonment, Energy Minister Anil Vij said that several development works have been carried out in the area. He has instructed all his councilors to ensure cleanliness in their respective wards. There is some difficulty due to a shortage of sanitation workers. To address this, he has asked the Executive Officer (EO) of the Municipal Council to send a letter to the government highlighting the shortage so that approval can be obtained for more workers.