Announced blacktopping on Keshwan road; holds party
meetings at Sirgwari and Keshwan
THAKRIE, MAY 09: - Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC), Vice President and MLA Inderwal, G. M Saroori convened a public darbar at Keshwan area of Thakrie block to listen to the problems of people at their door steps.
The Darbar was attended by the officials from RDD, PHE, watershed, I&FC, R&B, besides local congressmen’s.
Most of the public demands were pertaining to the provision of safe drinking water supply, rational and speedy ration supply, upgradation of link roads, power facility and proper upkeep of transformers, transportation facility, clearance of MGNREGA and IHHL liability, blacktopping on various link roads, health care, etc.
Reiterating his commitment to keep constant rapport with the public and move the administration out of the offices to villages, Saroori said on the spot appraisal of public needs and redressal of their grievances will be the benchmark of his governance. He enquired about the status of each work pointed out by the public to officers who gave details of the projects and timeframe for their completion. He emphasized the need for completing all works in a targeted timeframe and asked the officers to formulate proposals for various demands projected by the people during the open darbar.
Mr. Saroori said that holding of such darbars will form a permanent feature and the gap between administration and the public would be reduced to zero level so that policy planning will be framed according to the public needs in particular areas. This will also give ample opportunity to the officers of various departments to get firsthand appraisal of the problems of people in rural and far-flung areas.
On the occasion Mr. Saroori also announced blacktopping on vital link road from Kuriya Keshwan road for that Rs. 11 crores has been sanctioned. The work will be executed by PMGSY department. He also announced construction of motorable bridge on Kuriya Keshwan road besides this announced construction of road from Sirgwari to Sarawan via Kurna. He also announced Rs. 2.5 crores water supply scheme for Keshwan area to which all the problems related to drinking water facility will be solved.
During the public interaction, Mr. Saroori assured people that their genuine grievances would be addressed on priority. He further asked the officers to work with honesty and dedication and come up to the expectation of the people and mitigate their problems. He asked the people to come up and avail maximum benefit from the schemes launched in the area for upliftment of socio-economic condition of weaker sections of the society.
Earlier Mr. Saroori also hold a party meeting at Sirgwari area and said that PDP and BJP are playing divisive politics in the country for its vested interests to generate vote bank. These parties are creating wedge between the Hindus and Muslims, who are living in communal harmony and brotherhood in the country for the centuries. He said Governments would come and go but such politics or exploiting religious sentiments of the people of both the communities for the political gains, will badly damaged the age old traditions of harmony and co-existence of all the communities in this great secular nation. He warned the PDP and BJP leadership to desist from issuing loud slogans which damage the social fabric and cause damage to our unique secular identity.
Later Mr. Saroori also inspected the construction of high school building Keshwan, constructed by R&B department at an estimate cost of Rs. 53 lakhs.
THAKRIE, MAY 09: - Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC), Vice President and MLA Inderwal, G. M Saroori convened a public darbar at Keshwan area of Thakrie block to listen to the problems of people at their door steps.
The Darbar was attended by the officials from RDD, PHE, watershed, I&FC, R&B, besides local congressmen’s.
Most of the public demands were pertaining to the provision of safe drinking water supply, rational and speedy ration supply, upgradation of link roads, power facility and proper upkeep of transformers, transportation facility, clearance of MGNREGA and IHHL liability, blacktopping on various link roads, health care, etc.
Reiterating his commitment to keep constant rapport with the public and move the administration out of the offices to villages, Saroori said on the spot appraisal of public needs and redressal of their grievances will be the benchmark of his governance. He enquired about the status of each work pointed out by the public to officers who gave details of the projects and timeframe for their completion. He emphasized the need for completing all works in a targeted timeframe and asked the officers to formulate proposals for various demands projected by the people during the open darbar.
Mr. Saroori said that holding of such darbars will form a permanent feature and the gap between administration and the public would be reduced to zero level so that policy planning will be framed according to the public needs in particular areas. This will also give ample opportunity to the officers of various departments to get firsthand appraisal of the problems of people in rural and far-flung areas.
On the occasion Mr. Saroori also announced blacktopping on vital link road from Kuriya Keshwan road for that Rs. 11 crores has been sanctioned. The work will be executed by PMGSY department. He also announced construction of motorable bridge on Kuriya Keshwan road besides this announced construction of road from Sirgwari to Sarawan via Kurna. He also announced Rs. 2.5 crores water supply scheme for Keshwan area to which all the problems related to drinking water facility will be solved.
During the public interaction, Mr. Saroori assured people that their genuine grievances would be addressed on priority. He further asked the officers to work with honesty and dedication and come up to the expectation of the people and mitigate their problems. He asked the people to come up and avail maximum benefit from the schemes launched in the area for upliftment of socio-economic condition of weaker sections of the society.
Earlier Mr. Saroori also hold a party meeting at Sirgwari area and said that PDP and BJP are playing divisive politics in the country for its vested interests to generate vote bank. These parties are creating wedge between the Hindus and Muslims, who are living in communal harmony and brotherhood in the country for the centuries. He said Governments would come and go but such politics or exploiting religious sentiments of the people of both the communities for the political gains, will badly damaged the age old traditions of harmony and co-existence of all the communities in this great secular nation. He warned the PDP and BJP leadership to desist from issuing loud slogans which damage the social fabric and cause damage to our unique secular identity.
Later Mr. Saroori also inspected the construction of high school building Keshwan, constructed by R&B department at an estimate cost of Rs. 53 lakhs.
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