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Early Times Report
Baramulla, Nov 2: Lt Governor Girish Chandra Murmu on Saturday visited this north Kashmir district to review the overall security and development situation with senior civil and security officials.
This was the first visit of Mr Murmu outside Srinagar after taking over as Lt Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory (UT) on October 31 at Raj Bhavan here.
Official sources told that Lt Gov at a high-level meeting reviewed the security situation and development projects in north Kashmir.
Senior officers of the district gave a detailed brief to Mr Murmu about the overall situation, particularly with regard to measures taken to meet the challenges during winter months.
Sources said he was informed about the stocking of essentials, including rice, atta and gas cylinders at different places in the district.
The Lt Governor directed officers to make sure that people don't face any difficulty during the winter months when there is heavy snowfall and temperature goes several degrees below zero.
They said officers informed about the ongoing development projects. The Lt Governor was also informed about the adverse effect on work after work force from different states left for their homes after August 5.
Mr Murmu directed officials to speed up the work and complete the developmental projects as per schedule.
Sources said the Lt Governor was also informed about the ceasefire violation by Pakistani troops in Uri sector, where a large number of residents were affected. However, he was informed about the measure taken for affected families by the administration.
Senior security officials informed Mr Murmu about the overall security situation in the district. |
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