In a significant development for the massive Dasu Hydropower Project, Commissioner Hazara Division Fayyaz Ali Shah has issued a strict one-month deadline to complete the ongoing settlement operation in Upper Kohistan district.
Urgent Meeting Reviews Progress
Commissioner Fayyaz Ali Shah chaired a crucial meeting in Peshawar to assess the current status of the settlement process for the Dasu Hydropower Project. The high-level gathering included key officials from Upper Kohistan district administration, with the Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) serving as Settlement Officer providing a comprehensive briefing on the operation's progress.
The Deputy Commissioner of Upper Kohistan along with other concerned officials participated in the meeting, demonstrating the importance attached to this national priority project.
Clear Instructions for Timely Completion
Commissioner Shah issued unambiguous directives to ensure the settlement operation concludes within the specified 30-day timeframe. He mandated the formation of effective teams with clearly defined responsibilities to accelerate the process.
Any requirement for additional staff or patwaris must be reported immediately to prevent any bottlenecks in the operation. The commissioner emphasized that officials found absent from duty would face strict disciplinary action, reflecting the zero-tolerance approach toward delays.
Enhanced Coordination with WAPDA
Recognizing the critical role of coordination, Commissioner Shah instructed officials to maintain timely communication with WAPDA authorities for any required support. The directive specifically mentioned that any instances of delay or lack of cooperation should be brought to his immediate attention for prompt resolution.
The commissioner reiterated that the Dasu Hydropower Project represents a project of national importance, and therefore no negligence or delay in its timely execution would be tolerated under any circumstances.
Weekly Monitoring and Reporting
To ensure continuous oversight, all relevant departments have been instructed to utilize all available resources and submit weekly progress reports directly to the Commissioner's Office. This systematic monitoring approach aims to maintain momentum and address challenges proactively.
The settlement operation for the Dasu Hydropower Project in Upper Kohistan now moves into a critical phase with clear timelines and accountability measures established to meet the national energy project's requirements.
