Dehra Dun, May 9 (PTI) In a move that may put the previous
BJP government's decision of creating four new districts in
Uttarakhand on the back burner, Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna
today announced setting up of a commission for restructuring
the districts.
At a public meeting at Gopeshwar in Chamoli district, he
said his government would shortly set up a commission which
would study the conditions of the state and give its
recommendations regarding restructuring of the districts.
Former chief minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank had
announced on the occasion of Independence Day last year that
four new districts of Kotdwar (a part of Pauri district),
Yamunotri (Uttarkashi), Ranikhet (Almora) and Didihaat
(Pithoragarh) would be formed as per people's aspirations.
After taking over as chief minister in Sept last year, B
C Khanduri also said since his predecessor Nishank had already
made an official announcement, he would make sure that these
new districts are formed as early as possible.
A Government Order (GO) was also issued for the creation
of the new districts on December 7 last year ahead of the
model code of conduct came to force for the February assembly
elections.
The GO, however, had not mentioned the borders of the
districts and their headquarters. Official sources had said
the borders of the districts and place for their headquarters
would be decided after the assembly elections.
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