Alwar : Alwar District Head Balbir Singh Chhillar’s chair is in danger. The councillors have united to bring a no-confidence motion against him. 36 councillors met Panchayat Raj Department’s Administrative Secretary Ravi Jain. They gave a letter regarding the no-confidence motion. The Administrative Secretary said that they should give this letter to the Divisional Commissioner. Further action will be taken from there. Now the District Councillors will give letters for the no-confidence motion to the Divisional Commissioner and the Collector. Many councillors including the District Council’s Deputy District Head Lalita Meena met the Council’s CEO Pratibha Verma. They gave a letter regarding the no-confidence motion but the CEO said that this work does not come under her jurisdiction. In such a situation, the District Councillors met the Administrative Secretary of Jaipur Panchayat Raj Department on Monday. They were heard there. They showed the way to go to the Divisional Commissioner. Some councillors say that they have 36 District Councillors.
These are the rules of no-confidence motion
In Panchayati Raj institutions, three-fourths of the total members present a no-confidence motion against the chairperson. In the case of the district head, three-fourths of the district councilors present this no-confidence motion before the District Election Officer or Panchayati Raj Administrative Secretary. After this, a notice is issued to prove the no-confidence motion within the prescribed period. When voting takes place on the prescribed date, the status of the no-confidence motion being passed or rejected becomes clear. If the no-confidence motion is passed, then by declaring the post vacant, the government can temporarily nominate any member from the state level as the district head for some time. The State Election Commission issues the election program on receiving information about the vacant post. After that the district head is elected. If we look at the situation of the Municipal Corporation, this post can also go to the Deputy District Head.
There are 48 district councillors in total, 25 are needed for a majority
There are a total of 48 district councillors in the Zila Parishad. 25 councillors are required for majority. Some councillors say that they have 36 members. These include members from both Congress and BJP. They allege that injustice has been done to them in the Zila Parishad. Public works are not being done. Works are being done in a biased manner. This is what they are fighting against. They will bring a no-confidence motion. He said that even the BJP district councillors are fed up with the Zila Pramukh. It is known that the Zila Pramukh was earlier in the Congress but during the Lok Sabha elections he joined the BJP. It is known that at present the number of Congress councillors is more in the board.
Know who said what
Many district councilors came to me regarding the no-confidence motion against the Alwar district head. I have asked them to give the letter to the divisional commissioner. Officials are creating obstacles in the work of the public. I have said that a meeting should be held through video conferencing so that the problems can be resolved. I have left no stone unturned in honoring the district councilors. I am with the councilors. If anyone has any problem, the councilor should meet me.
