Regulation Revelation: Ensuring Proper Plaque Practices in Government Buildings

Health Minister Gajendra Singh emphasized that only elected representatives' names should appear on government building plaques. This arose during a query session in the state Assembly. The practice was breached, notably in the Kekri district hospital, and corrective measures will ensure compliance with official regulations.

In a state Assembly session, Health Minister Gajendra Singh underscored the necessity for adherence to plaque inscription regulations in government buildings. He stated that only elected officials' names should feature, highlighting a breach at Kekri district hospital.

The minister responded to concerns from MLA Shatrughan Gautam, revealing that a plaque at the almost complete mother and child health unit erroneously included unauthorized names, a leftover from the previous government.

Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani reinforced that regardless of political affiliations, inscriptions must comply with state rules, ensuring only elected representatives are named on plaques, with consequences for deviations.