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Rural Development Minister Shravan Kumar Reviews Buxar Schemes, Orders Probe into Housing Irregularities
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 14 Oct 2026, 05:46 PM
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Minister Shravan Kumar visited Buxar to assess ongoing development programmes and directed officials to investigate anomalies in the state housing scheme.
Bihar's Rural Development Minister Shravan Kumar arrived in Buxar on Thursday for a field review of several government schemes aimed at improving rural infrastructure and livelihoods. During the visit, he met senior officials of the Rural Development Department and inspected project sites, including water supply and road construction works.
The minister asked officials to present detailed progress reports and highlighted the need for transparent implementation. He specifically pointed out irregularities reported in the state's housing scheme, urging a swift audit and corrective action to ensure benefits reach the intended beneficiaries.
Following the discussions, the minister issued formal directives for a comprehensive inquiry into the housing scheme's discrepancies, with a deadline for a preliminary report within two weeks. The move underscores the government's focus on accountability and efficient delivery of welfare programmes in Bihar.
Local administrators assured cooperation and said the findings would be shared with the minister for further guidance. The visit is part of a broader effort by the state government to monitor scheme performance across districts.
The minister asked officials to present detailed progress reports and highlighted the need for transparent implementation. He specifically pointed out irregularities reported in the state's housing scheme, urging a swift audit and corrective action to ensure benefits reach the intended beneficiaries.
Following the discussions, the minister issued formal directives for a comprehensive inquiry into the housing scheme's discrepancies, with a deadline for a preliminary report within two weeks. The move underscores the government's focus on accountability and efficient delivery of welfare programmes in Bihar.
Local administrators assured cooperation and said the findings would be shared with the minister for further guidance. The visit is part of a broader effort by the state government to monitor scheme performance across districts.