The local government department (LSGD) was reconstructed by monitoring committees for audit at district and state levels to ensure early completion of reports on the audit of local authorities. The reconstruction of committees had to be created by creating a common LSGD service by merging five government departments. The monitoring committees will have the power to convene secretaries and carry out officers of local authorities who do not respond in time to observing the audit reports.
The state -level audits will be at the head of the main secretary (LSGD) and will consist of the Chief Director (LSGD), Director (Rural, LSGD), Director (Urban, LSGD) and officials from audit and finance members. The Committee will meet every three months and will explore the report on the action submitted by the Chief Director (LSGD). If necessary, the Ministry officials may be convened at the meeting of the Monitoring Committee.
Audit Adalats
The district committees will be headed by the District Director (LSGD) and will consist of the assistant director (LSGD) as well as officials of the Audit and Finance Department. The District Committee meets every two months. Audit agencies will have to submit details concerning the waiting parts of the audit in Gram Panchayats, Block Panchayats, District Panchayats, Municipalities, Corporations, Territorial Planning and Engineering Wings. The Committee meeting will decide to organize Audit Adalats to destroy the waiting parts of the audits.
Published – 10 July 2025 20:07
