Addresses public darbars, launches development works
JAMMU,: Minister for Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Transport, Youth Services & Sports, Science & Technology and Information Technology, Satish Sharma, today conducted an extensive tour of Chhamb constituency and adjoining areas.
The Minister visited several areas including Khour Camp, Datyal, Rakh Malal, Ghrattal, Kathar, Kheour and other places where he met various delegations, inspected different projects and also kick started development works related to roads.
The Minister held public darbars at Ghrattal, Kathar, Kheour wherein scores of local residents participated and raised many issues pertaining to their respective areas. The issues inter alia included construction of link roads, streamlining of ration card issuance, irregular power and water supply, construction of playgrounds besides related matters concerning welfare and development of these areas.
The Minister assured that the issues and concerns raised by them would be taken up with the concerned authorities and would be addressed promptly.
While addressing the people, the Minister said that he will work with utmost zeal and vigour to bring enhanced development and prosperity in the region. He sought public cooperation in realising the set development targets.
The Minister also inaugurated development works related to link road at Dhara in Panchayat Kathar and boundary wall and HRC on link road Chareed.
While inaugurating the development works, the Minister directed the officers to ensure timely completion of all these crucial works. He also cautioned them against any unnecessary delay in execution of these vital works.
Satish Sharma asked the officers of the line departments to put in their sincere efforts in rendering prompt services to the people. He instructed them to work in synergy so that people don’t face any kind of inconvenience.
He said that the Government is committed to fulfill developmental aspirations of people while taking care that no one is deprived of his basic requirements and all are served equally.
