The problems embrace launch of annual Rs 957.38 crore grant-in-aid (GIA) in line with suggestions of the 4th Delhi Finance Fee report and launch of Rs 26 crore “electrical energy obligation” yearly from Chandigarh administration to MC, which is at present going to Consolidated Fund of India.
As these two points can be a significant monetary enhance for the MC, the authority has been elevating the difficulty with MHA via Chandigarh administration for a few years now and the matter is at present pending with the joint secretary rank officer of the MHA in New Delhi.
“Explaining about each of the problems of releasing GIA as per suggestions of the 4th Delhi Finance Fee report and launch of Rs 26 crore “electrical energy obligation” intimately method together with their background and causes with supporting clauses, the MC has submitted the knowledge to the house division of the Chandigarh administration for dialogue with the union house minister. It has additionally been knowledgeable about its present standing with MHA and why it’s justified by the civic physique authority,” sources mentioned.
Elevating the difficulty to get Rs 957.38 crore GIA, quoting the suggestions of the 4th Delhi Finance Fee report intimately, MC , had accredited Rs 1,641 crore inflated price range for the subsequent monetary yr (2021-2022), ranging from April 1, however like earlier occasions, turning down their demand as per suggestions, UT accredited Rs 545 GIA to MC, as the identical is pending with the MHA.
Furthermore, the difficulty of divert round Rs 26 crore “electrical energy obligation” yearly from Chandigarh administration to MC from ministry of house affairs (MHA) of Authorities of India was additionally in fixed deliberations with the UT. Since after amassing the electrical energy obligation from the customers of town, Chandigarh administration ship this quantity to the Consolidated Fund of India straight, the dialogue and subsequent approval of the MHA may be very a lot required.