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DC announces road connectivity project at Village Kulna Palmar
1/3/2024 11:47:58 PM
Early Times Report

KISHTWAR, Dec 3: To redress the grievances of people at their doorstep, Deputy Commissioner of Kishtwar, Dr. Devansh Yadav today spearheaded the Public Grievance Redressal Camp at Kulna Palmar held as a part of the weekly Block Diwas initiative.
The primary objective was to listen to the demands and issues of the residents of Kulna and its adjoining areas and ensure prompt redress of the same. Among others, the camp was attended by Sarpanch Upper Palmar Shahzada Begum, Sarpanch Lower Palmar C Vijay Kumar, DSWO Kishtwar Zubair Ahmed Lone, BDO Kishtwar/Palmar Sumeet Singh, CAO Kishtwar Amjad Hussain Malik, CHO Kishtwar Sajjid Mustafa, ExEn PWD Marwah Mohammad Aslam Lone, ZEO Nagseni Nizam-ud-din, NT Palmar Praban Kumar, TSWO Kishtwar Rajesh Sharma, HTO Palmar Dr. Vijay Kumar, and field functionaries from various departments.
Approximately 250 local residents participated in the Public Grievance Redressal Camp, voicing concerns predominantly related to infrastructural development in health, education, road connectivity, besides augmentation of water and power supply, along with enhancing public service delivery in the region.
Key grievances highlighted encompassed the need for improved road connectivity to Kulna, Malik Pora, Telmil, and Khattan, infrastructural enhancements in the education sector, including desks and construction of boundary walls for GMS Kulna and establishment of an Animal Husbandry Centre and a Health and Wellness Centre at Kulna and other places.
Significant strides were made in redressing the grievances, with several concerns resolved on the spot in consultation with the respective officers. ZEO Nagseni mentioned that due to land availability issues, the development of the school ground and building construction has not commenced yet. However, funds for the boundary wall and desks are available and will be allocated to the school shortly.
Field functionaries from the Jal Shakti department assured the timely completion of the ongoing Water Supply Scheme (WSS) while the DC Kishtwar instructed to expedite the process.
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