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Rajouri: DDC reviews progress on tourist projects

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Rajouri, April 26: To review the developmental works being executed under Tourism Sector here, District Development Commissioner Mohammad Aijaz today chaired a meeting of the concerned officers.

The meeting was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner Sher Singh, Xen RDA Rajesh Gupta, Accounts Officer Liaqat Mehmood, Assistant Director Tourism Sheena Saini and other officers of the tourism department.

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The DDC took detailed physical and financial stock of various works being executed by the department.

While taking stock of different works, the DDC directed the concerned officers for strict adherence to the set timeline for completion.

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