CG NEWS: Now fees will be charged in rest rooms, room will not be available for more than 48 hours

• Collector issued new order regarding the use of government-semi-government rest house

Raipur. After the implementation of the Code of Conduct, government and semi-government rest houses will no longer be used for election campaigning or political activities, nor will representatives of political parties and Officials of public sector undertakings will be able to get free rest house rooms for their stay. For this, everyone will have to pay the prescribed fee, the receipt of which will also be given to them. Rest room room will also be given for only 48 hours. The room will have to be vacated as soon as the time is up.

Collector and District Magistrate Dr. Sarveshwar Bhure issued an order on Thursday. Under this, election campaigning and other political activities have been banned in all government and semi-government rest houses, circuit houses and guest houses in the district. He said in his order that during the visits of ministers for official purposes, if space is available as per their eligibility, they can be provided rooms in rest houses, circuit houses, guest houses, but apart from this, the eligible person will be required to deposit the prescribed amount and get a duly receipt. will be given.

Instructions to maintain register

The Collector has also instructed the in-charges of rest houses to maintain a register. All details of the visitor’s name, address, purpose of stay, amount taken etc. will be recorded in the register. Along with this, the number of vehicles entering the rest house complex has also been fixed. The Collector has given clear instructions that the person staying will be able to enter the rest house only with a maximum of 3 vehicles. More vehicles than this will not be allowed to enter the rest room. He said that the reservation of government buildings, rest houses and guest houses will be done by the Sub-Divisional Revenue Officer at the sub-divisional level and at other places by the Tehsildar and Executive Magistrate.

Election Officer – Room reserved for observers

The Collector has also said in the order that rooms should be reserved in rest rooms for election related officials and observers. He also said that in the rest room where election officials and observers will stay, no person from any other political party will be allotted a room.