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MLA Jammu North Sham Lal Sharma conducts developmental tour of Janipur and Barnai areas
7/17/2025 10:38:25 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 17: To take first-hand account of developmental works and civic conditions, MLA Jammu North Sham Lal Sharma conducted a detailed tour of Ward No. 37 (Janipur Colony) and Ward No. 65 (Barnai) today. The visit covered key locations including Janipur Colony, Shivalik Puram, Government Girls Middle School Janipur, Ram Leela Ground, Barnai Talab, and areas adjoining Shiv Mandir.
During the inspection, the MLA was briefed by the concerned departments about the ongoing sewerage work in Janipur, with approximately 40% completion reported. Updates were also provided regarding the status of drainage cleaning, road repairs, public sanitation, and water supply systems. In Barnai, issues like leaking PHE valves, water shortages, and pollution of the pond due to open drains were raised, while in Janipur and Shivalik Puram, problems such as blocked drains, wild vegetation, damaged roads, and uncovered Nallahs were highlighted.
Taking serious note of these issues, Sham Lal Sharma issued on-spot directions to the concerned departments. He instructed for immediate cleaning of drains, removal of wild growth, concrete covering of open Nallahs, and repair of the steep, pothole-ridden lane near Shiv Mandir. Directions were also given for the repair of water leakage in Barnai and ensuring regular water supply to affected areas. The departments were asked to either divert or treat the wastewater entering the Barnai pond to preserve its hygiene and religious significance. Additionally, the MLA asked the concerned agencies to realign tilted electric poles, address wire entanglement, and carry out structural repairs around the Shiv Mandir premises, including raising land levels and blacktopping.
At Government Girls Middle School Janipur, the MLA stressed on maintaining proper hygiene and assured the staff of a follow-up visit. He also took note of overgrown vegetation and general mismanagement around the Water Supply Station in Janipur, instructing the concerned departments to ensure cleanliness and strict compliance with duty rosters.
During his tour, Sham Lal Sharma interacted with residents and local stakeholders, listened to their concerns, and assured them of swift redressal. He reiterated his commitment to transparent and result-oriented governance and emphasized that field inspections are essential to ensure the timely delivery of services.
Sector officers from the concerned departments, including PHE, UEED, PDD, JMC, and R&B, were present during the visit and assured compliance with the instructions issued by the MLA. Also accompanying him were BJP District General Secretary Ravish Mengi, Former Councillor Ward 37 Sunita Gupta, Janipur Mandal President Sahil Gupta, Muthi-Paloura Mandal President Pankaj Pada, and Former Mandal President Suresh Khajuria
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