RAMGARH: Dr. Devinder Kumar Manyal, MLA Ramgarh and Former Minister for Health and Medical Education, J&K, today kick‑started several important development works in Ramgarh Constituency aimed at strengthening civic infrastructure and improving public facilities. The works Lanes and drains in Ramgarh Municipal Committee area ₹20 lakh, Upgradation of Agriculture Extension Office (AEO), Ramgarh ₹22 lakh and Lane and drain at Bajwati Kajyal ₹8 lakh.Total Estimated Cost ₹50 lakh.

On the occasion, Dr. Manyal reaffirmed his dedication to the progress of Ramgarh, stating that every initiative is aimed at ensuring better infrastructure and quality of life for residents. He emphasized that development is a continuous process that requires not just planning but timely execution, and these projects are a reflection of his commitment to addressing the real needs of the people.

Dr. Manyal also urged officials to ensure quality work and timely completion, highlighting that such infrastructure projects will pave the way for greater civic convenience, improved sanitation, enhanced agricultural support, and overall socio economic upliftment of the constituency.

Present on the occasion Sh. Rakesh Khajuria, Chief Agriculture Officer Samba, Sh. Amit Choudhary, Executive Officer, Ramgarh Municipal Committee, Sh. Rakesh Sharma, JE, PWD, Nancy Choudhary, Former Vice Chairman Kamlesh Kumar, Anil Gupta Former Sarpanch Prem Paul Choudhary, along with other senior officials, local leaders, and residents of the area. Their presence reflected the collective commitment toward the developmental progress of Ramgarh and reinforced the importance of public participation in governance.

These initiatives stand as a testament to Dr. Manyal’s vision for sustainable and inclusive development in Ramgarh, demonstrating his proactive approach toward addressing the infrastructure needs and aspirations of the community.

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