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| Adv Bukhari welcomes new Rajouri DC, seeks priority attention to healthcare services | | | Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Oct 16: Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party District President Rajouri and General Secretary of the Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Conference, Adv. Syed Manzoor Bukhari, has extended a warm welcome to the newly posted Deputy Commissioner of Rajouri, expressing hope that his tenure will usher in improved public services, responsive governance and strengthened healthcare facilities across the district. In a press statement, Bukhari appreciated the Deputy Commissioner's professional approach, dignified conduct and initial interaction with the public during the Rajouri Public Darbar, stating that these initiatives had generated optimism among residents of the remote, hilly and border district. He also appreciated the officer's reported focus on cleanliness, civic discipline and improving the overall appearance of Rajouri town. Observing that the initial impression of an administrative officer often shapes public expectations, Bukhari expressed confidence that the new Deputy Commissioner would address the district's longstanding developmental and administrative challenges with sensitivity and commitment. Highlighting the difficulties faced by residents, Bukhari said that people living in remote, hilly and border areas frequently encounter challenges in accessing essential public services and obtaining timely redressal of their grievances. Bukhari emphasised that the office of the Deputy Commissioner was an important institution through which citizens could seek administrative assistance, justice and guidance. He expressed hope that the new incumbent would uphold the principles of impartiality, transparency and accountability, ensuring that every grievance received due consideration without discrimination based on caste, creed, religion, colour or political affiliation. He further stressed that even seemingly minor public grievances deserved timely attention, as unresolved local issues often caused considerable hardship to ordinary families. |
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