 Early Times Report
DODA, Jan 5: Apni Party District President, Doda, Asgar Khandey has expressed underdevelopment of the district where the rural and remote areas are deprived of basic amenities and health infrastructure.
Addressing a joining programme in Bhaderwah, Khandey said that the district has remained neglected with regard to the development.
"The political parties have done nothing for Bhaderwah, and Doda District as a whole as they always remained focused on a selective approach with regard to development," he said.
The holistic approach needs to be adopted for the overall development of remote and neglected areas where even road connectivity has not reached, he said.
He said that the district is mostly hilly and it requires a comprehensive policy for development, road connectivity, improvement in health care facilities, and education system.
He said Doda has produced towering politicians but none of them has been able to provide development to the people. "The people were used as vote banks, and their living standards have also not improved in rural areas," he added.
Meanwhile, District Youth President Sheikh Basharat Doda has demanded preservation of Bhaderwahi culture and its heritage.
"Those who claimed to be the leaders of the masses have left the people to live a miserable life and hardships," he said.
He further said that the rich Bhaderwahi culture is in decline and it needs the attention of the Govt for its preservation.
Hence, a policy must be adopted by the Govt by directing the concerned department to work in this direction, he added.
On this occasion, District Vice President Sajid Wani, District Vice President Tayeeb Beig, Block Vice President Bhadarwah Mohammed Ramzan, Farhan Wani, youth leader.
Prominent among those who joined the Party included Bhavesh Manhas, Rohit Singh, Ramesh Kumar, Rahul Singh, Vishal Kumar, Divij Charak, Vivak, Nitin Baloria, Minkal Kumar, Rahul Bhagat, Rajat Kotwal, Ankush Singh, Mohit Singh, Saleem,
Aamir Hussan, Akash, Mohammed Aamir, Saraz, Shafiq Ur Rehman, Javed Wani, Vikram Thakur and others. |
