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Appointment of Nodal Officers for Border Residents at State, Division Government of Jammu and Kashmir Home Department,•Civil Secretariat, Srinagar / Jammu . •.. Subject: - Appointment of Nodal Ofticers for Border residents at State, Division and District levels. Government Order No. I v ~ V - Home of 2018 D ATE D. o} - 08. 2018. To ensure increased focus on implementation of various welfare programmes with regard to border residents, the following Nodal Officers are hereby nominated at State, Division and District level:- a) State Level Nodal Officer Shri Nagendra Singh Jamwal, KAS, Additional Secretary to Government, Home Department b) Divisional Level Nodal Officer (Jammu/Kashmir) i) Assistant Commissioner (Central), with Divisional Commissioner, Jammu. ii) Assistant Commissioner (Central), with Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir. c) District level Nodal Officers (Kathua, Samba, lammu, Rajouri, Poonch, Baramulla, Bandipora and Kupwara) Assistant Commissioner (Rev) of the Districts concerned. 2. The above Nodal Officers shall monitor, supervise and coordinate with various Agencies/Departments, in regard to implementation of various schemes, including the following, aimed for the welfare of the border residents (residing along the border 0-10 Km width):- i. Disbursement of Relief as admissible under various Government schemes payable due to cross border firing. - ii. Monitor the Construction of Individual/Community Type Bunkers. iii. Implementation of Border Area Development Plan. iv. Any other matter assigned to the Nodal Officers from time to time by the Home Department/Div. Coms/DCs. 1 ;a. ;.... 3. The Nodal Officers shall maintain close liaison and take steps to resolve issues arising from time to time, in consultation with Department concerned. Besides, the District level Nodal Officers would" furnish a monthly report to the Divisional Level Nodal Officer concerned, who would, in turn, furnish a consolidated monthly report to the State Level Nodal Officer by io" of succeeding month. The Divisional Commissioner concerned shall periodically review the status of implementation, with the assistance of the Dy. Commissioners and as necessary, project unresolved issues at the appropriate level. 4. The Nodal Officers at District, Division and State Level shall function under the overall supervision of Dy. Commissioner, Divisional Commissioner concerned and Principal Secretary (Home) respectively. By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. Sdj- (R.K. Goyal)lAS Principal Secretary to Government, Home Department. No: Home/GB/55/2018 Dated: 07-...08. 2018 Copy to the:- 1. Principal Secretary to Hon'ble Governor J&K for information. 2. Divisional Commissioner, Jammu/Kashmir for information and necessary action. 3. Commissioner Secretary to Government General Administration Department. 4. Dy. Commissioner Kathua, Samba, Jammu, Rajouri, Poonch, Baramulla, Bandipora and Kupwara for information and necessary action in the matter. 5. OSD to Hon'ble Advisor (V). 6. OSD to Hon'ble Advisor (K). 7. OSD to Hon'ble Advisor (G). 8. Private Secretary to Chief Secretary, J&K. 9. Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Government, Home Department. v-o. l/C Website, Home Department. <, 11. Office order/stock file. .> ::!. //rti\i\ lC£ ( anjay..--IC"Bhat)KAS DeputY Secretary to Government l}.f~/) ,Home Department , { L 2.
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