Independent Deputy Commissioner’s Office to Be Established for Growing Kamthi – Guardian Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule

Nagpur : Considering the rapid expansion of Kamthi city, a state-of-the-art, fully equipped independent Deputy Commissioner’s office will be established to ensure proper security and administration. This office will include a control room for all CCTV cameras in Kamthi, a war room, ACP office, police station, and parking facilities, making it a model administrative hub. Guardian Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule has directed that the planning for this office should be conducted efficiently.

He made these remarks at a meeting held at the District Planning Bhavan, which focused on the Kamthi Metro Phase 2 expansion. The meeting was attended by Planning Director Anil Kokate, Metro Project Director Rajiv Tyagi, Deputy Commissioner of Police Nachiket Kadam, Sub-Divisional Officer Sachin Gosavi, and other senior officials. Discussions were also held on the proposal for a new Kamthi Police Metro Station.

The new Deputy Commissioner’s office will be constructed with a ground floor and two additional floors. Minister Bawankule instructed Metro authorities to allocate funds based on Metro guidelines. The meeting also covered discussions on the Kanhan Metro expansion project.

Ten-Story Commercial Complex Near Kanhan Metro Station

To optimize land use for the proposed Kanhan Metro project and provide business opportunities for local traders, a commercial complex will be constructed near the Metro station. Minister Bawankule directed the preparation of a blueprint for this complex, ensuring it caters to the needs of local businesses.

The 10-story complex will feature:

• Two floors for parking
• One floor for the automobile sector
• A dedicated floor for a textile market
• A separate floor for a vegetable market
• Other floors designated for various businesses, creating significant employment opportunities.

Minister Bawankule emphasized that the commercial complex’s design should incorporate all necessary considerations to support the local economy.

Safety Kit Distribution Camps for Construction Workers in Every Taluka

The Maharashtra Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (Mumbai) is committed to the welfare of laborers. To ensure workers have proper safety kits and the necessary utensils for daily sustenance, the government has planned a distribution initiative.

To avoid confusion between eligible and ineligible beneficiaries, Minister Bawankule instructed that each taluka should host a three-day camp, allowing the scheme to effectively reach deserving beneficiaries.

He also directed that workers should be informed in advance via messages about the time and date of kit distribution.

Additionally, a review of the Land Records Department was conducted during the meeting. Minister Bawankule noted that many complaints have been received regarding land measurement issues and instructed the department to implement a structured schedule for conducting land surveys at the taluka level to resolve these grievances efficiently.