UP lags behind in achieving ODF target

As the country observed the national Panchayati Rajah day on Tuesday, Uttar Pradesh appears to be neglectful in achieving country health goals for the construction of personal home toilets.

Several other major powers announced that they are open to defecation (ODF), but the scope of UP ODF remains low, only slightly higher than 35.26%.

At the event held last year at Panchayati Raj Day, Yogi / Adiyanat Prime Minister announced the most populous state UP in October 2018, one year beyond all Indian goals. As of October 2017, he announced that 30 out of 75 areas will be declared ODF.

In the actual situation confirmation after the announcement announcement, UP can not meet the deadline of India as a whole and can not achieve its goal alone, that is, there is the possibility of announcing free public bowel movements by October this year.

According to information provided on the website of Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin), the penetration rate of individual household toilets in India is 82.6% (deadline is April 23, 2018) from 38.70% in October 2014 . It is 64.3%. 35.26%

Meanwhile, coverage of similar countries such as Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Gujarat reached 100%, coverage of Diet members and Andhra Pradesh increased to 87.08% and 99.13%, respectively. In Gujarat Province, the penetration rate of personal toilets for personal use reached 54.43% in October 2014, the penetration rate of other provinces is the same as UP.

According to the report, UP is the five states with the lowest toilet coverage. Other states are Odisha, Bihar, Puducherry, J & K - UP ranked 4th

According to the CM announced in October 2017, 30 regions of ODF were announced, but so far only 8 regions were able to achieve this situation. Eight districts (Shamri, Gotam / Budnagar, Ghaziabad, Bignon, Mirut, Hapur, Bagpat, Muzafarnagar) are all West UP.

According to sources, it is more difficult to achieve ODF goals in other parts of the state. "In the relatively prosperous Western UP area, ODF covers, but it is better, but the real challenge will come from other areas," they said.

Another chief secretary, panchayati raj, RK Tiwari said, "We did a lot of work in making personal toilets, but due to various factors including country size and lack of funds, the goal It is a challenge to achieve a worker.

Prime Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Sunday that Uttar Pradesh will have no defecation (ODF) by October 2 this year. "The goal is to allow the country to openly defecate by 2 October 2018. The magistrates of all the districts will ensure that this goal is achieved by the above date "Adityanath told the official at the meeting. He asked the local magistrate to personally be interested in finishing the work. The prime minister also instructed local magistrates to confirm that illegal slaughter slaughterhouses were closed and perpetrators had undergone strict action. Adityanath requires local magistrates to constantly monitor various development efforts and security situations in their respective regions.

At the event held last year at Panchayati Raj Day, Yogi / Adiyanat Prime Minister announced the most populous state UP in October 2018, one year beyond all Indian goals. As of October 2017, he announced that 30 out of 75 areas will be declared ODF. Meanwhile, coverage of similar countries such as Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Gujarat reached 100%, coverage of Diet members and Andhra Pradesh increased to 87.08% and 99.13%, respectively. In Gujarat Province, the penetration rate of personal toilets for personal use reached 54.43% in October 2014, the penetration rate of other provinces is the same as UP.

The mission of Swash Bharat, initiated by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on October 2, 2014, is aimed at achieving a clean, open and defecient India (ODF). Taking all the power, 314 districts including 9 states and 2 UT and 23 million villages were declared ODF, and since the start of Swachh Bharat Mission the scope of hygiene has increased from 38.70% to 78.98%. It has more than doubled.