CDO PN Dixit Inspects Samamai Cow Shelter, Orders Faster Construction

Chief Development Officer (CDO) PN Dixit inspected the temporary cow shelter currently under construction in Samamai village of Sasni development block on Thursday and directed officials to speed up the work while ensuring that quality standards are maintained.

The inspection was carried out at the under-construction temporary cow shelter in Samamai, under Sasni. During the visit, the CDO reviewed the progress of the construction work being carried out at the site and also took stock of the quality of the work. He issued necessary directions to the concerned officials and the persons responsible from the construction agency.

CDO PN Dixit instructed that the construction of the cow shelter must be carried out strictly according to the prescribed standards. He made it clear that there should be no compromise on quality at any level. At the same time, he emphasised that the pace of work should be increased so that the construction can be completed at the earliest.

During the inspection, the CDO also sought information about the proposed arrangements for the cattle that will be housed and protected at the cow shelter. He asked the concerned officials about the availability of green fodder, clean drinking water, and arrangements to protect the cattle from sunlight and cold.

He said that the cattle coming to the cow shelter should not face any kind of difficulty. He directed that special attention should be given to their food, health and cleanliness. The CDO also said that regular cleaning of the premises must be ensured, and that an effective arrangement should be in place for the timely treatment of sick cattle.

CDO PN Dixit directed the caretaker and the employees engaged in supervision that there should be no negligence of any kind in the care of the cattle. He also instructed that regular visits by the veterinary doctor must be ensured so that sick animals can receive treatment on time.

After the CDO’s inspection, activity among the officials of the concerned department has increased. Officials stressed the need to complete the construction work within the stipulated time and to ensure better arrangements for the cattle at the cow shelter.