Bangalore, September 26 (IANS). Chief Minister Siddaramaiah instructed the district officials to complete the ongoing social education survey by October 7 and clearly said that the deadline would not continue. He provided these strict instructions at a high-level video conference review meeting. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that initial technical disorders were removed and ordered officials to raise the rate of work immediately. He emphasized the goal of covering all 1.43 crore families in the state, and he said: “You must reach at least 10 percent daily progress rate to meet the target.” He said that only 2.76 Lakh families have been questioned so far, so that must be accelerated a lot. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah paid particular attention to Bengaluru, where the recording begins from today, and ordered officials to start calculations without any delay in the BBMP border, where there are about 50 lakh families. He insisted: ‘Every family of the state must be questioned. We must ensure that no family is left out. ‘ From the role of teachers placed as calculators, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said: “More than 1.2 Lakh teachers have assigned this task, and they must fulfill it responsibly.” He warned that legal action would be taken against any negligence. To ensure wide coverage, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah set out several measures. He said that recording centers in schools will be set up for the ease of people in the hilly areas and that online facilities should be promoted. He also instructed the calculators to go back to the homes closed during the preliminary survey. For a smooth operation, he ordered that technical problems be solved at the local level using IT employees from different departments and a nodal officer for each Taluka. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said it is a coordinated effort by many departments. He ordered the regional commissioners to monitor daily progress to complete the work on time. -Ians Aks/DSC
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