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| Omar reviews status of roads in remote areas | | Takes brief on construction of Kishtwar-Anantnag road project | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 3 : Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Tuesday said that connecting remote and far-flung areas with highways and opening these for economic activities is the priority concern of his Government. "Necessary thrust has been given to the construction of road connectivity in these areas" he said while reviewing the status of roads in remote villages, at a meeting here which was attended by Minister of State for R&B, Javid Ahmad Dar and MLA Kishtwar, Sajjad Ahmad Kitchloo. Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, B. B. Vyas, Principal Secretary R&B, K. B. Agarwal, Chief Engineer, R&B, Jammu, Tahseen Mustafa and other officers were present in the meeting. Omar Abdullah said that inter-district connectivity and construction of tunnels, bridges and roads to link remote areas has been flagged as focused area.
He said that better road communication and connectivity is essentially important to bring about economic welfare in these areas as such government has taken up various road construction schemes in hand.
It was stated that in Jammu division more than 573 kilometres of new roads have been constructed during the last year besides building 35 bridges and completing 31 schemes under NABARD and 4 under CRF. It was stated that 225 schemes involving Rs. 230 crore have been put for e-tendering by the R&B Department. It was further stated that in Kishtwar district 42 schemes under NABARD have been completed at an estimated cost of Rs. 20.38 crores. The Chief Minister directed that a team of officers led by Minister of State for R&B would visit the Kishtwar and inspect the road construction programme on spot.
The team will also suggest measures if required to be taken for fast tracking the construction of Kishtwar-Anan tnag road project. |
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