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Sagar Watch/ In Sagar district, 97 panches have been elected unopposed in 11 tehsils. A total of 110 Panch posts were to be filled in the elections. In this connection, Deputy District Election Officer   Bhavya Tripathi said that after the completion of the process of submitting nominations by the State Election Commission, out of the total 110 vacant posts of the Panch, 97 Panchs were elected unopposed. Whereas no application form was submitted for the posts of 13 Panchas.

Under the Panchayat by-election 2023, six polling stations have been prepared for the election of two sarpanches in two Village panchayats of Sagar district. Deputy District Election Officer said that two candidates are in the fray in Nawalpur Village Panchayat of Rahli development block in Sagar district.

In which there will be a competition between Bhagwati Solar and Haribai Solar. Whereas in Mahua Kheda Jagir in Jaisinagar development block, there will be a contest between Divya Singh, Lakshmibai Thakur, Lakshmi Rani Patel and Sudama Bai Thakur.  

He informed that under the Panchayat by-election, voting will be held on January 5 from 7 am to 3 pm. He told that under the District Panchayat, 1711 voters will exercise their franchise in village Nawalpur, while in the Village Panchayat Madkheda Jagir of District Panchayat Jaisinagar, 1033 voters will elect their Sarpanch.

Mrs. Tripathi told that the Commission has appointed Sector Magistrates for Panchayat by-elections. In which for Nawalpur election, Naib Tehsildar Anil Ahirwar has been made the Sector Magistrate for polling station number 104 and 105 and Tehsildar Gadhakota Rishi Gautam has been made the Sector Magistrate for polling station number 106 and 107.

Similarly, he told that Naib Tehsildar Vinod Singh Parihar has been made the Sector Magistrate for polling station number 148 and 149 for Village Panchayat Malkheda Jagir of District Panchayat Jaisinagar. Apart from this, the counting of election votes will be conducted on January 9 at all tehsil levels from 8:00 am.

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The State Election Commission has fixed the election schedule for the vacant posts in Panchayat Raj institutions. Nominations will be taken till 22nd December and voting will be held on 5th January.

According to the ongoing schedule, the election notification will be published on December 15. Reservation of vacant posts and list of polling stations will be published on the same day.

Nomination papers can be filed till 3 pm on December 22. His investigation will be done on December 23. Candidates can withdraw their nomination papers till 3 pm on 26th December.

The list of candidates will be published after completion of the deadline for withdrawal of nominations. Election symbols will be allotted to the candidates on the same day. If necessary, voting will be held on January 5 from 7 am to 3 pm in the designated polling stations.

  Counting of votes for five posts will take place at the polling station after the end of voting. The counting of votes for the election of all the remaining posts will be done on January 9 at 8 am in the development block headquarters.

After tabulating the votes, the election results for the posts of Sarpanch and District Member at the block level will be announced on January 9 and for the posts of Panch and District Panchayat member on January 11.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi transferred the prize money by pressing the virtual button to 313 panchayats selected for the award out of 74000 panchayats participating in the competition of outstanding panchayats from across the country.

In this competition, Sagar District Panchayat directly received an amount of Rs. 50 lakh along with Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Panchayat Empowerment Award for outstanding work.

To receive the award, at the Sagar district headquarters, the President of the District Panchayat,  Divya Ashok Singh Bamora, Chief Executive Officer, District Panchayat Dr Desired Garhpale, Mr Ashok Singh Bamora, Mr Jai Gupta District Technical Specialist were present.

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 It is worth mentioning that, on the 24th of April, Panchayati Raj Day is given annually by the Government of India in five categories for the promotion of Gram Panchayats, District Panchayats every year. In Which Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Panchayat Empowerment Award, GPDP Award, Child-Friendly Panchayat Award, Nanaji Deshmukh Panchayat Empowerment Award, e Panchayat Award are based on evaluation of their work in these five categories.

In the virtual program, Union Minister of Panchayati Raj, Narendra Singh Tomar, Honorable Chief Minister M.P. The rule was held in the presence of the Chief Minister of all the states. The program was watched online by around 5 crore people across India. On receiving the award, Collector Deepak Singh District Panchayat President Divya Ashok Singh and Chief Executive Officer, District Panchayat Dr Congratulations to all the representatives and officers of the Panchayati Raj district by the Ikshit  Garhpale.

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District Panchayat Sagar has been ranked first and won the Deendayal Upadhyay Panchayat Empowerment Award to be given under National Panchayat Award-2021. On this achievement,  Commissioner Mukesh Shukla and Collector Deepak Singh have congratulated the Chief Executive Officer of the District Panchayat,  Ikshit Garhpale and all the District Panchayat family.

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In the State Election Commission, a meeting was held with members of national recognized political parties regarding the general election of urban bodies and three-tier panchayats. In the meeting, State Election Commissioner Shri Basant Pratap Singh gave information about election procedures. Mr Singh said that as per the directions of the High Court, the Commission will compulsorily declare an election in March.

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At the meeting, representatives of the political party said that three-tier panchayat elections should be held first. The delegates said that if the panchayat elections are not done now, then the panchayat elections will not be possible in the rainy season, because the MP board examinations are scheduled from 30 April to 18 May and the CBSE board examinations are scheduled from 4 May to 12 June. Urban body elections can also be held during the rainy season.

State Election Commissioner Mr Singh said that a lot of action in respect of Panchayat elections is pending at the government level. Panchayat elections can be considered only in the event of completion of this action in the next 15 to 20 days. If this is not done then elections of urban bodies will be held first.

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In the meeting, representatives of some political parties talked about getting elected by ballot. State Election Commissioner made it clear that elections will be held from EVM only. On giving information about the errors in the voter list by members of political parties, State Election Commissioner Mr Singh said that all complaints are being resolved promptly. During this, Secretary State Election Commission Mr Durg Vijay Singh and other officials were present.

Shri SS from the Bharatiya Janata Party at the meeting. Uppal, Mr Santosh Sharma, Mr Omshankar Srivastava, Mr J.P. from Indian National Congress Dhanopia, Mr Vijay Sirwaiah, Mr CL from Bahujan Samaj Party Gautam, Mr Shailendra Shaily from the Communist Party of India, Mr PN from the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Verma, Mr Raju Bhatnagar from Madhya Pradesh Nationalist Party and Mr Sachin Singh Chauhan from All India Trinamool Congress were present.

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SAGARWATCH@ Special efforts are being made with the help of people in the direction of adopting innovation in Panchayats of Sagar district in Bundelkhand. In this direction, the Chief Executive Officer of the District Panchayat has started work on the innovative project to irrigate a total of 36 thousand acres of agricultural land under all panchayats in the next three months.

 Ikshit Gadhpale, CEO District Panchayat, on Tuesday, Said that  In 734 village panchayats of Sagar district, 7340 farm ponds will be built in the next three months. These ponds will irrigate 36 thousand acres of agricultural land in rural areas of the district. The excavation of the pond was to be started on 20 March. But due to the failure of rabi crops to be harvested during this period, pond digging work will be started after 15 days. 

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Work Will be done under MANREGA

Further, he said that 10 farm ponds will be dug in every village panchayat of the district under the MGNREGA scheme. For the purpose of water conservation, this work will be done in mission mode. For this, responsibilities have been assigned at different levels from employment assistant of Village Panchayat to Secretary, Deputy Engineer, Assistant Engineer and District CEO.

Task Will be completed by 20 May 2021

A target has been set to complete this work by 20 May 2021. The selection of the beneficiaries and sites, from the issuance of geo-tag, TS and AS, detailed information of evaluation and verification of construction works will have to be sent to the APO of Zilla Panchayat Sagar. Different time limits have been set to complete 25 to 100 per cent of the construction of farm ponds.

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CEO Panchayat will keep a vigilant eye on the work

The District Panchayat CEO will review work. The CEO has clearly directed the subordinate staff that the construction work of farm ponds will not be tolerated lately. Action will be taken against the concerned people when complaints come to light.

In the month of February, the secretaries who do not decide the names of 10-10 beneficiaries in each panchayat will not get the salary for the month of February. On the other hand, if the target is not met by May 20, the salary of the officers and employees will not be given for the month of April-May.

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Each Panchayat's Water Storage Capacity Will Go Up to 3600 Cubic Meter

Each panchayat will have 3600 cubic meter water storage capacity from 7340 ponds at the value of 10 to 10 farm ponds. This will lead to the accumulation of about 7.92 crore cubic meters of rainwater. Due to which groundwater level will improve in rural areas of the district. Apart from this, one community pond will also be constructed in each panchayat.