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Haryana government mandates proof of action for every CM decision
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 10 Sep 2026, 03:36 AM
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The Haryana administration has introduced a new protocol requiring officials to submit documented evidence for the implementation of each decision taken by the chief minister.
The state government of Haryana announced a new administrative directive that will require every decision issued by the chief minister to be accompanied by verifiable proof of implementation. The order, issued by the chief minister's office, mandates that departmental heads submit documented evidence, such as reports or certificates, confirming that the prescribed action has been carried out.
Under the new system, officials must file the proof within a stipulated time frame, and the records will be logged in a centralized tracking portal accessible to senior bureaucrats. The move is aimed at tightening oversight and ensuring that policy announcements translate into measurable outcomes.
Government sources said the measure is intended to boost accountability across ministries and reduce instances where decisions remain on paper without execution. The directive will be enforced across all state departments, and compliance will be reviewed during periodic audits.
Under the new system, officials must file the proof within a stipulated time frame, and the records will be logged in a centralized tracking portal accessible to senior bureaucrats. The move is aimed at tightening oversight and ensuring that policy announcements translate into measurable outcomes.
Government sources said the measure is intended to boost accountability across ministries and reduce instances where decisions remain on paper without execution. The directive will be enforced across all state departments, and compliance will be reviewed during periodic audits.