CHEQUES LIKE AS INVALID PAPERS

Ananthapur, April 10, (way2newstv.in):

The financial crisis occurred in the municipality. In the municipal account, the bills are unlikely to be paid to anyone. The checks given to the bills grant from the higher level continue to become invalid papers. This has an impact on development. Finally, SCs and STs are allocating funds to the 13th and 14th Finance Societies Funds, but the tasks are not fulfilled in the bills. The contractors are varied. Finally, things are stopping. Besides these, contractors have been circulating around the office when the bills are not sanctioned for regular funding for the past two years. The municipalities which are languishing in the financial crisis have hit another one. They have to go to the Central Excise Department to pay for the service. The concerned department of the department is ready to collect the nicotine from corporations and municipalities that do not pay taxes. The Office of Customs, Central Excise, Service Tax Commission. The 14th Finance Commission in the town is in the works of Rs 5 crore. Nearly half of the work has been completed. However, the contractor has not received a single rupee. Fifteen financed societies financed over Rs 60 lakh are still not accounted for. A bill of Rs.1 crore is pending for SC / ST subsidy. 

CHEQUES LIKE AS INVALID PAPERS

The contractors are saying that the bills are being prepared and sent to the office of the CEO as soon as the tasks are completed. Municipalities have own shopping complexes for rent and rent to merchants. Central Excise officials say that the municipal payments will be payable on the rented fares. More than Rs 10 lakhs per annum is available to service for each municipality by various buildings. With the Amritsh scheme, the park is being constructed with a cost of Rs.1 Crore in the town and already a park has already been completed but contractors are still being forced to pay bills as they have not been sanctioned. On the other hand, the bills are not being sanctioned but the rulers and officials are continuing to get started, but there is no indication that there is no minimum initiative for grant of bills. But if it is worth Rs 10 lakhs, it has become a waste of money so far. If the situation is worse, the Rs 10 crore bills of 30 cheques issued by the municipality have been suspended in the treasury. The contractors are lobbied that the new financial year has started, and the CMSFs are bills and the old checks are not valid. Amruth has a bill of Rs 5 crore for the Rs 194 crores drinking water project in these invalid checks. The situation of this scheme is worse though.