Haryana roadways will quickly have 375 new electrical buses in its fleet to supply inexpensive, protected, handy and eco-friendly public transport companies to residents.

The high-powered buy committee (HPPC), headed by chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar, on Friday gave approval to buy completely different items price Rs. 5,412 crore by numerous departments, together with the electrical buses.

School training minister Kanwar Pal, transport minister Mool Chand Sharma, power minister Ranjit Singh and agriculture and farmers’ welfare minister JP Dalal had been additionally current within the assembly.

Addressing mediapersons after the assembly, Chief Minister Khattar mentioned {that a} complete of 28 agendas pertaining to completely different departments had been positioned earlier than the high-powered buy panel and 27 objects had been authorized.

Khattar mentioned about 85 crore had been saved by fixing the charges after negotiation with numerous corporations. He mentioned approval has additionally been given to buy about 4.50 lakh streetlights for the municipal our bodies.

Apart from this, approval was additionally given to buy 21 excessive strain jetting-cum-suction hydraulic sewer cleansing machines for the security of safai karamchiris and to make sure cleanliness. Also, approval was given to the proposal of the general public well being engineering division to purchase ductile pipes price about 1,200 crore.

Khattar mentioned the agenda for using torrefied bio-mass pellets within the thermal plant was additionally authorized. “Apart from this, upgrade of 66 KV sub-station at Sadhaura, purchase of 15-seater 41 riot control vehicles and smart communication equipment for the police department has also been approved,” he added.

The CM mentioned such kind of conferences and negotiations are accomplished with all of the sellers in a clear method to avoid wasting public cash. “The aim of the government is that every rupee of the public should be spent in a transparent manner only for their benefit,” he added.

Responding to a query, Khattar mentioned the state authorities is standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the farmers.

The CM mentioned on the Meri Fasal, Mera Byora portal, farmers register full details about their land space and crop. “Now the federal government has additionally created the e-fasal kshatipurti portal, on which the farmers register their crop loss inside 72 hours. The entire course of is happening in a clear method and the compensation shall be supplied to all farmers by the month of May,” he mentioned.