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People suffering on all counts, no consolation from BJP Govt: Bhalla 12/18/2019 10:44:42 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 18: Former Minister and senior Congress leader, Raman Bhalla on Wednesday claimed that political uncertainty in J&K has resulted in development deficit in every nook and corner especially in Jammu region. He said that general public in every Assembly segment has been deprived of the basic facilities. The development works which were started during the Congress regime were abandoned while several others initiated during just previous regime were facing rough weather under Governor Rule. The public has remained the main sufferer, he added. Governance is the continuing process and the projects taken in hand for the public welfare by any Government should be continued ahead which ever Government takes over later. He said Centre claims having provided huge funds to J&K during past several years but the said amount has not been properly utilized. Bhalla claimed that political uncertainty in J&K during last over four years has remained the major cause behind the development deficit. He said consistency in the governance is crucial factor for the better growth and development. He stressed for the projection of local public issues at the constituency and block level and said that public feed back over the performance of Governor's Administration vital for making new ground for the party. He said a popular political Government is soul of democracy. "A Governor Rule can never be its substitute. Many public issues remained unattended during past five years in J&K. The burning issues of the people from remote and border remained unaddressed under present Administration. The Congress activists at grass root level must become eyes and ears of the public and should forcefully project these issues, Bhalla added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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