Dear Friends,
How uselessness is the existence of such type of Committee which is
giving it's report in 7 years by which time an era (YUG) can be
considered to be over. Now, can someone imagine how much time the
government as well as our CM will take to finalise the place who has
proudly forwarded the report to the Chief Secretary who will be more
than honest to consume how much time he knows or god knows but we
people of hill will never know the time frame. In todays worlds,
everbody will appreciate that it is necessary to strictly keep time
frame for completing any report whatsoever.
Practically, Gairsain is the best place to do justice with the
remote areas as well as the complete state of UK but I am really
unable to understand how the committe has recommended Rishikesh and
RamNagar. If these two places are OK then what is the problem in
Dehradun. Why not PAURI which is also one of the midest place of our
state.
Thanks
balwant
--- In PauriGarhwal@yahoogroups.com, "KSRAWAT" <sooni_ksr00@...>
wrote:
>
> Dear Members:
>
> The Uttarakhand capital selection commission has finally submitted
its report to the chief minister Maj Gen (Retd) BC Khanduri with
suggestions of possible places to be considered for the permanent
capital of the state. The commission which received extension for as
many as eleven terms finally compiled its report on the concluding
day of its final term.
>
> The chairman of the Commission, Mr Justice Virender Dikshit
submitted the final report to the chief minister on Sunday. It was
the concluding day of the term of the commission when the report
finally reached on the table of the chief minister.
> According to the sources the commission had suggested four places
which could be the capital of Uttarakhand.
>
> These include Ramnagar, Gairsain, IDPL (Rishikesh) and the interim
capital Dehradun . These names have been suggested by the commission
after years of study , research and survey. Various factors like
geographical conditions, connectivity, feasibility and even the
common public opinion has been sought by the commission.
>
> After accepting the report the Chief Minister said that he had
instructed the chief secretary to study it thoroughly .
> "Only when the entire report is analysed than we would be in a
position to give any statement on it or take a decision in this
regard," stated the CM.
>
> The establishment of a permanent capital of Uttarakhand is a long
standing demand of the people of the state.
> The people of the hill districts have been particularly demanding
a centrally located capital for the state, at Gairsain for instance,
and the government have been under tremendous pressure on this
issue.
>
> Ever since the demand for statehood was raised people have been
betting upon Gairsain, a centrally located city lying between Kumaon
and Garhwal as the capital. But when the state of Uttarakhand was
formed it was Dehradun which was made its temporary capital .
However on 11 January, 2001 a commission was constituted to suggest
the possible places for setting up a capital by the interim
government. Though it was suspended after a month and a half, when
the first elected government took over, the one member commission
was revived in 2002. It only became functional from 1 February, 2003
and thereafter received extensions for as many as eleven times.
>
> This is for your information please.
>
> Regards,
>
> K.S.RAWAT