CM Pushkar Singh Dhami launches ‘Vigilance – Our Shared Responsibility’ and Green Cess for clean governance and sustainable development in Uttarakhand.

The Vigilance Awareness Campaign, with the subject “Vigilance – Our Shared Responsibility,” was launched Monday at the State Secretariat in Dehradun by Uttarakhand Chief Minister Mr. Pushkar Singh Dhami. Up until State Foundation Day on November 9, the statewide campaign will use a variety of media to promote honesty and openness within government agencies.

“Vigilance: Our Joint Obligation” to Enhance Public Trust

After launching the campaign, Mr. Dhami addressed the media, emphasizing the government’s steadfast dedication to combating corruption and guaranteeing accountability in public service. He reiterated that corrupt activities will not be tolerated and asked all government officials to operate with the utmost integrity and transparency.

Mr. Dhami stressed that stern action will be taken against anyone found guilty of carelessness or malfeasance, and that investigations into corruption cases will continue uninterrupted. According to him, the campaign’s goal is to establish an ecology of transparent governance where people can carry out their duties without hindrance or harassment.

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Dhami’s Demand for Group Accountability in Government

The “Vigilance – Our Shared Responsibility” campaign officially launched today. Every government official has been asked to provide complete transparency in their job and to never allow corruption to occur. Every level must hear this message. Mr. Dhami declared that no one who engages in corruption or shows negligence would escape punishment.

He went on to say that this campaign is a step in the direction of an efficient, transparent, and people-centric governance style that will guarantee that all citizens can easily access government services.

Uttarakhand Celebrates 25 Years with a Green Step Forward

In a major statement marking the 25th anniversary of Uttarakhand’s creation, the state government has chosen to impose a “Green Cess” on cars coming into the state from other regions of the nation. According to the Chief Minister’s Office, the program aims to fortify Uttarakhand’s dedication to cleaner air and environmental sustainability.

Income to Promote Green Infrastructure and Air Quality

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Smart traffic management systems, green infrastructure development, and air pollution control projects will all benefit from the money raised by the Green Cess. The state administration claims that this action will be a significant step in establishing Uttarakhand as a model for “Clean Air – Healthy Life.”

Green Governance for Sustainable Development

Mr. Dhami restated, “We are committed to making Uttarakhand clean, green, and pollution-free as the state marks its 25th anniversary. The money raised by the “Green Cess” will go toward strengthening intelligent traffic control, enhancing green infrastructure, and improving air quality.

The new projects in Uttarakhand, which prioritize both clean government and a clean environment, represent a progressive approach to public welfare and sustainable development.