SRINAGAR: A delegation of civil society members from District Rajouri today called on Minister for Jal Shakti Forest, Ecology & Environment and Tribal Affairs, Javed Ahmed Rana at Civil Secretariat here, to raise key issues of public importance concerning the district.
During the meeting, Javed Rana patiently heard a wide range of public grievances and assured timely redressal through appropriate government channels.
He highlighted that the Omar Abdullah-led government remains accessible and responsive to the needs of people, and our priority is to bring governance to the doorsteps of the common masses.
The civil society from Rajouri raised issues related to development, better health care, road infrastructure and service delivery.
The members demanded the operationalisation of the Maternal & Child Hospital at Gujjar Mandi, Rajouri, emphasising the need to improve healthcare services for residents. They highlighted that the start of hospital operations is necessary to ensure accessible, quality medical care for women and children in the Pir Panjal region.
The delegation also highlighted the deteriorated condition of the Rajouri–Thanna Road, pointing out that the blacktopped surface has significantly worsened over time, causing daily hardships for commuters. They urged immediate action for its upgradation to ensure smooth and safe travel for the public.
The Minister assured the delegation that the Government is fully aware of these issues and necessary directions have already been issued to the concerned officers for their early resolution.
The Minister also spoke to the Deputy Commissioner, Rajouri, to ensure prompt attention to these matters.
The Minister further assured the residents of improved facilities and better infrastructure in the district, reiterating the Government’s commitment to public welfare and development initiatives in Rajouri.
