Minister Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary Orders Fast-Track Road Repairs and Power Reforms in Aligarh

• by Akanksha Mishra
• 2026-09-23 15:31:00

In an exhaustive administrative review of developmental infrastructure and policing standards, Uttar Pradesh Cabinet Minister and Aligarh district in-charge Chaudhary Laxmi Narayan on Tuesday issued strict directions to line departments to eliminate procedural bottlenecks impacting everyday citizen welfare. Presiding over a high-level district evaluation inside the Collectorate auditorium alongside public representatives, police authorities, and administrative brass, Minister Chaudhary asserted that core public utilities—specifically motorable roads, dependable electricity supply, and potable drinking water—must receive prime execution priority. Issuing a zero-tolerance directive on rural energy distribution, the minister declared that power corporations must ensure completely uninterrupted electricity supply between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM across all rural belts, prohibiting scheduled or unscheduled load-shedding during peak evening hours while guaranteeing a baseline 10 hours of daily agricultural power for farmers.

Strict Quality Audits for Damaged Roads: Crackdown on Fake Fertilizers Across 105 Committees

Turning attention to monsoon-battered thoroughfares, Chaudhary instructed public works engineers and urban local bodies to commence immediate, high-grade repairs of rain-ravaged roadways without compromising on structural bitumen standards. Addressing rural agricultural stability, the minister reviewed the district's fertilizer reserves, prompting District Agriculture Officer Dhirendra Singh Chaudhary to report that adequate stocks have been stationed across 105 cooperative societies in Aligarh. To safeguard farmers from artificial price gouging and adulterated inputs during the sowing cycle, enforcement teams have intensified surprise inspections, leading to multiple FIRs against black-marketing syndicates and illegal counterfeit fertilizer vendors operating in regional supply chains.

Cyber Sweep Recovers 900+ Mobiles: 6,597 Homes Sanctioned Under Central and State Schemes

Evaluating law and order performance, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Neeraj Kumar Jadaun briefed the forum on significant operational successes, noting that properties valued at ₹1.47 crore have been attached under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. In a targeted drive against digital financial fraud, cybercrime teams successfully traced, recovered, and returned over 900 stolen or defrauded mobile handsets to legitimate owners. On the welfare front, officials confirmed that 6,597 rural and semi-urban households have secured sanctioned housing—comprising 1,178 units under the Chief Minister Housing Scheme and 5,419 under the Prime Minister Housing Scheme—with the minister mandating fresh government proposals to allocate remaining completed units. Present at the comprehensive session were Aligarh Member of Parliament Satish Gautam, District Panchayat President Vijay Singh, Mayor Prashant Singhal, MLAs Anil Parashar, Mukta Sanjeev Raja, and Thakur Rawendrapal Singh, alongside District Magistrate Avinash Kumar, Municipal Commissioner Prem Prakash Meena, and ADA Vice-Chairman Kuldeep Meena.

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