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JAMMU: Rattan Lal Gupta, Provincial President of the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, today reiterated that the government led by Omar Abdullah is firmly committed to ensuring equitable development and accelerating progress in far-flung regions, particularly the Chenab Valley, Udhampur Districts and Jammu Municipal Corporation.
He made these remarks while interacting with a delegation comprising District President Ramban Abid Magray, District President Jammu Urban Chandar Mohan Sharma, Block President Batote Arshad Mir, Block President Ukral Imtiaz Mughal, District President Udhampur Sunil Verma, Additional Spokesperson Akash Verma, Sardar Gurnam Singh, and other party functionaries.
During the interaction, Gupta acknowledged the concerns raised by the delegation and concurred that although attention has started returning to remote areas across various sectors, the complete upgradation of civic infrastructure will take time. He remarked that significant gaps remain due to neglect over the past decade, but assured that the present dispensation has renewed its focus on the development of Chenab and Pir Panjal regions.
The delegation also expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and MLA Banihal Sajad Shaheen for their efforts toward the establishment of a proposed university campus in the area. Gupta emphasized that the initiative would play a transformative role in bringing quality higher education closer to local youth.
Members of the delegation highlighted several issues, including staff shortages and infrastructural gaps in local dispensaries, schools and condition of roads. Gupta assured them that these concerns would be taken up with Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary for prompt redressal.
Reaffirming the partyâs commitment, Gupta stressed that inclusive development and improved public service delivery remain top priorities of the government. He asked the party cadre to gear up for the upcoming elections of Panchayats and Urban Local Bodies.
