Announces Rs. 50 lacs each for
constructing warehouse at Rajouri, Nowshehra Bye Pass; Rs 40 lacs for
Dongi-Galliara road construction; Rs 20 lacs each for Kote Dhara water supply,
road projects
People thank CM for regularisation of
contractual, daily wage workers
Demand repairs of Rajouri-Bafliaz
stretch of Mughal Road, survey of Budhal-Shopian road, parking slots in the
town, rehab package for border migrants
RAJOURI, DECEMBER 23: Continuing with
her public outreach programme, Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti today visited
Rajouri on a two tour and convened a public grievances redressal camp here.
During the camp, she listened to the demands of the people and in many cases
issued on spot instructions for the redressal of the same.
Ministers, Choudhary Zulfkar and
Abdul Ghani Kohli and legislators of the district were present on the occasion.
Majority of people in the deputations
which met the Chief Minister during the day long public grievances camp thanked
her for the historic step of regularising the services of daily wagers, contractual
and other adhoc employees and granting perks to them at par with the regular
employees. They described the step as historic in many decades which is
expected to provide hope to lakhs of souls in the State.
Various deputations from the town
demanded repairs and improvement in the Rajouri-Bafliaz stretch of Mughal Road,
construction of mini secretariat in the town, completion of survey on
Budhal-Shopian road, addressing drinking water scarcity in the town, sewerage
treatment plant for the town and development of parks in the town. They also
demanded development of some parks in the town besides construction of a
warehouse and parking slots for the vehicles.
The Chief Minister, on spot,
announced release of Rs. 50 lacs for construction of a ware house in the town.
She also announced released of funds for developing few parks in the town.
A deputation of people from Dongi
village demanded improvement and upgradation of Dongi-Gallian road,
establishment of a Kendriya Vidyalaya in the area besides augmentation of power
distribution system in the area.
The Chief Minister announced release
of Rs. 40 lacs for the upgradation and improvement of Dongi-Gallian road and
release of 10 transformers for stabilising power distribution system in the
area.
Various deputations from Nowshehra
sought de congestion of traffic in the town besides compensation package for
the border migrants.
The Chief Minister announced release
of Rs. 50 lacs for constructing Bye Pass road in Nowshehra town.
A deputation from Draj demanded
construction of a grid station to stabilise power distribution in the area and
augmentation of the existing drinking water facility. They also sought more
facilities in the local health centre and upgradation of the local Middle
School.
The Chief Minister announced release
of Rs. 10 lacs for completing water supply scheme at Draj.
A deputation from Kalakote sought
survey of fresh mines in the area to generate more employment for the local people.
A deputation of religious scholars
sought establishment of madrassa board in the State.
A deputation from Kotranka sought
opening of a college in the area, tourism promotion, operationalization of the
ITI and posting of an Additional Deputy Commissioner. They also demanded
setting up of a Wrestling Academy at Kotranka, establishment of a fire station,
installation of street lights and opening up of a Munsiff court at Darhal.
A deputation from Manjakote sought
better road connectivity to the area, a degree college, munsiff court,
completing the balance portion of Kakoda-B.G. road and completion of Patrada
water supply scheme.
A deputation from Kote Dhara demanded
opening of a bank branch in the area and construction of a community hall. They
also sought upgradation of schools at Chariyan and Krahad. Another deputation
from Shahdara sought improvement of Shahdara-Thanamandi road and installation
of street lights on it. They also sought extension of drinking water facilities
to Chawa village.
The Chief Minister announced release
of Rs. 10 lacs for completing drinking water supply to Chawa village. She also
announced release of Rs. 20 lacs each for road project and Water Supply scheme
at Kote Dhara.
Several deputations from Sunderbani
demanded removal of encroachments on the hospital road, transfer back of land
of resin factory, urgent repairs of the local higher secondary school,
construction of rest rooms in the town and culvert in the Tala Nagara
panchayat.
A deputation from Sankhari demanded
upgradation of Palam-Sankhari-Peeri road, opening up of a post office at
Sankhari, augmentation of drinking water facilities, construction of a
community hall and upgradation of Tralla school.
The Chief Minister directed
operationalization of Barsalla water supply scheme within one month to extend benefits to
people.
Mehbooba Mufti listened to the
demands of the deputations throughout the day and it continued till late in the
night. In many of the cases Mehbooba Mufti gave on spot directions for the
redressal of the grievances which was hailed by the deputationists.
Principal Secretary to Chief
Minister, Rohit Kansal; Divisional Commissioner, Jammu, Dr. M K Bhandari;
senior officers from the Chief Minister’s
Secretariat and Planning Depa rtment; heads of several Departments; Chiefs of
many Engineering wings; Deputy Commissioner, Rajouri, Dr. Shahid Iqbal
Choudhary; SSP, Yougal Manhas and
officers of District administration were present on the occasion.
With this, Mehbooba Mufti has so far
conducted such programmes at 13 districts of Pulwama, Anantnag, Kuglam,
Kupwara, Budgam, Baramulla, Bandipora and Ganderbal in Kashmir Valley and
Ramban, Samba, Kathua, Kishtwar and Doda districts in Jammu province during
which hundreds of people apprised her about their problems and difficulties.
The public outreach programmes launched by the Chief
Minister have evoked an interesting response from the public who come up with
their problems for an on the spot redressal.
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