CM asks officers to contribute in achieving goal of Swayampurn Goa

Goemkarponn desk
PANAJI: Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant inaugurated a training programme for the Junior Scale Officers ( Dy. SP ) and also accorded farewell to those who have completed the training programme for the Junior Scale Officers of Goa Civil Service at GIPARD Old Goa today.
While addressing, the Chief Minister said that the Government has put forth before the people the concept of Swayamurn Goa. To accomplish this objective, the Government has geared up its machinery and appointed Government officials as Swayamurna Mitras to work on the objective of Swyampurna Goa.
He said Swyampurn Mitras have worked with whole heart dedication, helping needy people by seeking help from CSR bodies. Those trainees who have undergone training should contribute in achieving the goal of Swayampurn Goa. This is the right time when we commit to continue giving our best to make the State all Swayampurn when our Nation celebrates platinum Jubilee of India’s Independence and Sixty years of Goa Liberation we have to work to deliver, he remarked.
“We will be able to acquire human development if we pay personal attention. You (officers) know everything so you can do well at your best, he expressed,” he said.
He complimented those who have completed their training and the officers who will undergo training.
In his address, Chief Secretary Parimal Rai IAS said that this training has brought them at the centre to focus on the cause they have to serve. The training acquired here would help them to balance while working and get them back to the centre. Do not neglect their family, health, and values and do not deviate from law, he urged. As we are the servants of public we have to do everything that is good.
“Need to work with integrity, neutrality anonymity and ensure that law is adhered. You should be capable to work with mission, vision, far sightedness and deliver good which is expected of every Government official. We are here to help the people, deliver justice to people. Leave your mark in whatever you deal,” he added.