JAMMU: Dr. Rajeev Bhagat, MLA of Bishnah Assembly Constituency, held a Public Grievances Camp at the Jammu & Kashmir BJP Headquarters in Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, to listen to the grievances of people.

The Public Grievances Camp witnessed participation from local residents and deputations hailing from various parts of Jammu, reflecting the strong public faith in the BJP's people-centric approach.

Among other deputations, the deputation from village Treva raised the issue of damaged causeway connecting Treva to Shera-Chak disrupting connectivity of 20 villages. A deputation from village Kalyana apprised the BJP leader of the damaged Grore Bridge. A deputation raised the issue of old-age pension cases. Deputations from Gangyal, Talab Tillo and other areas complained about the damaged streets and other damages due to flash floods. Another deputation from Treva requested for the construction of a memorial gate in the honour of Sepoy Sunil Kumar, who was martyred during operation Sindoor. A deputation requested for the appointment of Lambardar of another person in view of the advanced age of the present Lambardar.

Giving a patient hearing to all the deputations and the individuals, Dr. Rajeev Bhagat immediately talked to the concerned department officials and issued written correspondences wherever required. While communicating, he insisted for a time-bound resolution of the issues.

Dr. Rajeev Bhagat, while addressing on the occasion, stressed that the public representatives and the government should feel answerable to the public at all points of time. While lauding the Modi government for its consistent approach to address the issues of the public at the ground level, he committedly said that all the public representatives of BJP are always on the forefront to address the concerns of the masses. Er. T.K. Sharma, Co-Convenor of BJP Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, coordinated the proceedings of the public grievances camp.

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