Urged J&K LG to meet the
required stock of Ration, fire wood and Kerosene oil
KISHTWAR, NOVEMBER 29: - Expressing
serious concern over the erratic power supply and scarcity of essential
commodities including ration, sugar, Kerosene oil and LPG supplies in twin
district of Doda and Kishtwar, Senior Congress leader and Jammu and Kashmir
Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC), Vice President, Ghulam Mohammad Saroori
today said the Administration must ensure that people in Chenab Valley are not
neglected and sufficient arrangements should be made during the ongoing winter
season.
Mr. Saroori said the prevailing poor
power supply has virtually left the life in the erstwhile Doda district out of
gear and the people face tremendous hardships due non availability of ration,
sugar, kerosene oil and LPG.
“In the freezing temperature the
people have not only been deprived of ration, sugar, kerosene oil and LPG but
the unscheduled power supply has added into their problems. Despite a huge
hydroelectric potential, the state has been energy deficit for long and now
when the cap on LPG cylinders has aggravated the situation, the authorities
seem hardly bothered about the problems faced by the common people,” Saroori
remarked.
Mr. Saroori said that unfortunately
the same situation is being repeated every winter soon and the people of the
area are left helpless. “People here are being devoid of basic amenities. No
power schedule is being followed on ground and even metered areas are facing
long and unscheduled power cuts much to the annoyance of public,” Mr. Saroori
added that to meet the challenges of winter vagaries, Divisional Commissioner,
secretaries, Directors of concerned departments, DDC’s, the higher ups in the
administration need to ensure a better coordination between different
departments especially those providing essential services.
The senior J&K Congress Leader
also urged the LG J&K G. C Murmu to meet the required stock of Ration, fire
wood and Kerosene oil in Chenab Valley in the ongoing winter season. He said
there is immediate need for effective measures to bridge the gap between
availability and consumption of electricity, and set up a dependable power
delivery system in the State,” Saroori suggested.
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