• ₹45 lakh projects, including 12 development works and two transformers, dedicated to public; MLA hears grievances

JASROTA: Continuing the pace of development in Jasrota constituency, BJP MLA Rajiv Jasrotia today inaugurated 12 development works along with two new transformers at Panchayats Seswan and Bann, with a total estimated cost of ₹45 lakh.

The projects include upgradation of basic infrastructure and public utility works aimed at improving living standards in the rural belt. The installation of transformers is expected to significantly strengthen the electricity network in the area, addressing frequent power disruptions and ensuring a more reliable supply for households and local establishments.

A large public gathering was held on the occasion, where residents warmly welcomed the MLA and expressed appreciation for the ongoing developmental initiatives. During the interaction, locals highlighted various issues, including road connectivity, drinking water supply, drainage systems, and other civic amenities requiring attention.

Addressing the gathering, Rajiv Jasrotia reaffirmed his commitment to the holistic development of Jasrota constituency. He stated that the government is working with a clear vision to ensure equitable development across all regions, with special focus on rural and underserved areas. He assured the people that their genuine demands would be taken up with the concerned departments and resolved in a time-bound manner.

The MLA emphasized that development is a continuous process and that consistent efforts are being made to improve infrastructure, strengthen essential services, and enhance the overall quality of life of the people. He also urged the public to actively participate in the development process and maintain close coordination with local representatives.

Jasrotia further stated that the inauguration of these works reflects the government’s commitment to grassroots development and its resolve to bridge developmental gaps in far-flung areas. He assured that more such projects are in the pipeline and will be implemented in the coming months.

Local residents lauded the efforts of the MLA and expressed gratitude for addressing their long-pending demands. They noted that the newly inaugurated works, particularly the transformers, would bring much-needed relief and contribute to the socio-economic development of the region.The event concluded with the MLA reiterating his dedication to public service and assuring continuous engagement with the people to ensure that development reaches every corner of the constituency.

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