Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on August 15 announced that the state government will start a series of administrative reforms within the next one month.
There Will Be Massive Administrative Reforms In State Within Next Month: Assam CM
Addressing a gathering at Khanapara Veterinary Field on the occasion of 77th Independence Day, the Chief Minister said, “Sub-districts will be formed in each constituency. All the important departments will be within these sub-districts.”
“There will be one additional deputy commissioner in each sub-district,” Sarma added. A sub-divisional magistrate and circle officer will be set up under the District Commissioners so that the people do not have to go to the district with the problems in the constituencies, he informed.
“A decision will be taken within two months in case of the districts that have been merged with other existing districts,” the Chief Minister added. The state government also decided to set up the ‘Right To Public Service Commission’ in the state to benefit the public.
During an event at Srimanta Sankardeva Kalakshetra in Guwahati, Sarma said, “In this year the state government will be able to set up RTPS Commission with an aim to help the public gain information on services asked from the government.”