RAMGARH: Dr. Devender Kumar Manyal, MLA Ramgarh and Former Minister for Health and Medical Education, J&K, today kick-started and inaugurated multiple development works at different locations across the Ramgarh Assembly Constituency, reiterating that development is the fundamental right of the people and a key pillar of good governance.

At Ramgarh, Dr. Manyal kick-started the construction of a Volleyball Ground with an estimated cost of ₹9 lakh, aimed at promoting sports culture, channelising youth energy in a positive direction, and encouraging physical fitness among young people.

Under the Municipal Committee Ramgarh, the MLA also kick-started the construction of a Self Point and Passenger Shed at an estimated cost of ₹4 lakh, which will provide shelter and basic facilities to commuters and the general public.

In Village Sanoora, Rajpura Block, Dr. Manyal kick-started the construction of two sheds at an estimated cost of ₹5 lakh and also inaugurated lane and drain works amounting to ₹2.50 lakh. These works are focused on strengthening basic civic infrastructure, improving sanitation, and enhancing the overall quality of life for the local residents. 

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Manyal said that these development initiatives are being executed in line with the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who believes that development must reach every doorstep and is the rightful entitlement of every citizen. He added that priority is being given to need-based, inclusive, and sustainable development, especially in rural and municipal areas. 

Prominent among those present on the occasion were DDC Rajpura Ms. Asha Rani, DDC Ramgarh Ms. Anita Choudhary, Executive Officer, Municipal Committee Ramgarh Mr. Amit Choudhary, Executive Member and Former BDC Chairman Mr. Radha Sham, OBC District President Mr. Harvinder Singh, President Rajpura Ms. Asha Rani, President Ramgarh Ms. Nancy Choudhary, Former Vice Chairman, Municipal Committee Ramgarh Mr. Anil Gupta, Ms. Kamlesh Kumari, Mr. Gurdail Rana, besides a large number of local residents and officials. 

The public appreciated the proactive approach of the MLA and expressed gratitude for his consistent efforts towards ensuring equitable development across the Ramgarh constituency.

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