The Chief Minister stated this today at the sideline of the inspection programme of Capitol Project and other development works being taken up in Imphal area.
Ibobi further said that the state cabinet has seriously deliberated on the demands of both COTA and FECTAM several times, but their demands could not be fulfilled as the implementation of 6th revised pay could have serious implications in the development aspects of the state.
Terming the recent issue of threatening some villagers of Senapati district as an unfortunate incident, the Chief Minister stated that the issue has been over following clarifications from the concerned organization.
The ministerial team led by Chief Minister today inspected the Capitol Project at Chingmeirong and other development works being implemented in Imphal area.
Ibobi told media-persons that that the Assembly Secretariat which is a part of the Capitol Project will be inaugurated soon in the month of April-May.
The offices of three important pillars of democracy, namely legislature, executive and judiciary have been constructed in a single complex under the special plan assistance so as to bring about administration to the people of Manipur, he noted.
Certain disturbances have delayed the construction works of Capitol Project but the works will be sped up by installing more of manpower and machineries, Chief Minister asserted.
Chief Minister also inspected the ongoing construction works of Naga Nala and road widening from Maharani Thong to Khoyathong, Maharani Thong to Keishampat, and Maharani Thong to Meino Thong.
The Chief Minister was also accompanied by works minister K Ranjit, IFCD and YAS minister N Biren and Speaker I Hemochandra.
