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| DC holds public grievance redressal camp at Khonmoh, inspects progress of ongoing construction works for Migrant Transit Camp at Zewan | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 23: The Deputy Commissioner(DC) Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz Asad Wednesday undertook an extensive tour of Khonmoh Block of the District and held a Public Grievance Redressal Camp under Weekly Block Diwas programme to reach out to the door steps of people for on spot resolution of their issues and demands. The Grievance Redressal Camp was attended by large gathering of locals, besides representatives of Panchayat Raj Institutions including DDC member, Manzoor Ahmad who projected their grievances and issues before the Deputy Commissioner including augmentation of Water supply, upgradation & widening of Khonmoh Check Sangri Road infrastructure upgradation of High School, transport facility from Khonmoh to Lal Chowk, upgradation of Health centre, curbing stray dogs menace and other issues. After giving patient hearing to the grievances and demands of the PRI members and other individuals, the DC sought on the spot response from the concerned District Officers present during the Grievance Redressal Camp. He assured the people of Khonmoh Block that all genuine demands and issues projected by them will be looked into on priority. The DC also gave on the spot directions to the concerned Officers for time bound redressal of the public issues. Addressing the gathering, the Deputy Commissioner said that the District Administration Srinagar is holding such grievance redressal Camps to take appraisal of local issues from the general public for precise and on-ground assessment to ensure their time bound redressal. He said such programmes also provide feedback to the Administration to developmental plans as per proposals of the local populations for the public good and reach to the doorstep of the people instead of them visiting the DC office or other Government Offices. The DC said the Khonmoh area has a huge potential for Agriculture, Horticulture and Animal Husbandry activities and stressed the local people to take maximum benefit from government sponsored schemes to boost the local economy and generate employment avenues.
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