Union Culture and Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat reached Jodhpur on Sunday. In a conversation with the media at the airport, he described the incident of collapse of the school building in Jhalawar as unfortunate and said that strict action would be taken after investigating the incident.

Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat expressed grief over Jhalawar accident

He said that in order to avoid such incidents in future, the state government has decided to audit all government schools and public buildings. That work is going on.

Shekhawat said, “We have to assess all public buildings and schools once again so that such an accident does not happen again. Steps have been taken in this direction under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma.”

Reacting to Chirag Paswan’s statement of regretting the pre -support given to the Nitish Kumar government, Shekhawat said, “I think it is not necessary to react immediately on such topics. NDA is completely united and a government will be formed under the BJP leadership in Bihar elections.”

On the case of rape of a woman in an ambulance in Bihar, he said that it is very embarrassing and worrying. He said, “There is no limit to crime. The state government is responsible for such cases and questions should be asked from them.”

On the resignation of Education Minister, he said – politics inspired by politics

On the demand for his resignation from the Education Minister after the Jhalawar accident, Shekhawat said, “Demand or giving resignation can be a statement inspired by politics. But this incident is definitely very sad and we should take lessons from it.”

Took a pinch to call Rahul Gandhi as ‘Ambedkar’

Reacting to Rahul Gandhi to be given the title like Dr. Ambedkar, Shekhawat said, “To become Ambedkar, one has to study deeply, keep openness and big thinking in thoughts. No person can become Ambedkar without penance and sacrifice.”

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On the instructions of Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, the state government has constituted a special standing committee to review the security of state schools, hostels, colleges, hospitals, other state buildings, roads and culverts.

This committee will ensure that repair work of unsafe buildings and bridges to be completed before 15 June every year. Chief Secretary Sudhansh Pant has issued orders regarding the formation of the committee.

Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma took a high -level meeting soon after the school building accident in Piplodi village on Friday (July 25). In order to follow the instructions given by the Chief Minister in the meeting, the security audit of state buildings has been formed at the state level for the security audit and special repair.

Who will be included in the committee?

The chairman of this committee will be the Additional Chief Secretary, Public Works Department. Along with this, Additional Chief Secretary Higher and Technical Education or Representative Joint Secretary Level, Additional Chief Secretary Rural and Panchayati Raj or Representative Joint Secretary Level, Principal Secretary Energy Department, Principal Secretary, Department of Energy and Health, Government Secretary, Government Secretary, Urban Development and Housing, Government Secretary Education Department, Department of Education, Department of Education, Department of Autonomous Governance, Department of Affairs, Department of Agriculture and Finance Department will be members of this committee.

Committee will conduct security check and repair of government buildings

This committee will give directions to review all schools, colleges, hostels, offices, roads and bridges of the state, identifying dilapidated and unprotected buildings, preparation of disgrace and providing money for special repair of unsecured buildings and providing funds.

Along with this, this committee will review all state buildings to ensure security by providing financial and other resources every year for special repair. This committee will also review the efforts and instructions being made to stop the security and loss of life of state buildings.

Standing committee constituted at district level also

Similarly, a standing committee has also been formed at the district level, in which the District Collector will be president. The committee will include Chief Executive Officer Zilla Parishad, Superintending Engineer Public Works Department, Superintending Engineer Electricity Distribution Corporation, Chief Medical Officer, District Education Officer and other invited officers from the District Collector.

This committee will form a committee as per the need at all division levels by co-ordination from all departments and will prepare the security audit report of unsecured buildings, damaged roads and unsecured bridges.

At the same time, during the rainy season, the necessary instructions will be issued to prevent accidents due to electricity, drowning in floods, damaged buildings, roads, culverts and waterlogging etc. At the same time, dilapidated buildings and structures will be declared unsafe and ensure to destroy them.