Precious Kashmir News
Jammu, Oct 23: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha met leaders of various political parties at Raj Bhavan here Friday.
Former minister and Congress leader RS Chib submitted a memorandum of demands which included establishment of Sainik Colony at Srinagar, expediting four-laning works on Jammu-Suchetgarh Highway, instating a mechanism of monitoring works of Rural Development Department and improvement in Covid care facilities being provided in the UT.
He also submitted that the Tawi Golf Course Jammu be overhauled and developed into a major tourist destination of Jammu region.
Former minister and General Secretary Jammu & Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee Yogesh Sawhney also presented the Lt Governor a host of demands
including improvement in traffic management and parking facility in old Jammu city.
President Dogra Sadar Sabha and former minister Gulchain Singh Charak discussed with Sinha a host of issues pertaining to Jammu region and the Dogras. In a memorandum he highlighted the urgent need for restoration of Mubarak Mandi Complex and underlined its significance in Dogra heritage. He also highlighted the issue of blockade of old city roads due to winter Darbar, demanded widening of Indira-Chowk to Raj Bhavan Road, showcasing Jammu’s heritage through annual Jammu Festival, permanent functioning of Civil Secretariat at both the capital cities.
General Secretary BJP, Arvind Gupta submitted a detailed proposal of development of Katra-Reasi tourist circuit.
BJP Spokesperson Tahir Chowdhary raised the issue related to shortage of faculty at GMC Jammu and demanded that the same be filled on priority. He also apprised the Lt Governor that the department of Urology and Gastroenterology are lying defunct despite availability of medical equipment, and demanded that senior doctors be dissuaded from private practice.
The Lt Governor gave a patient hearing to all the leaders and assured them that the government is taking all necessary steps for the betterment of public.
He reiterated that the government is committed to improving the lives of all the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir.
Sinha also assured them that all the issues presented would be looked into and addressed on merit.
