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Rana stresses timely completion of projects, improved service delivery in Kashmir

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Srinagar: Minister for Jal Shakti, Forest, Ecology and Environment and Tribal Affairs Javed Ahmed Rana on Sunday emphasised the need for timely completion of development projects and efficient public service delivery while reviewing the functioning of the Jal Shakti Department across Kashmir division.

Chairing a review meeting in Srinagar, the Minister assessed the progress of ongoing works and reviewed the implementation of water supply and irrigation projects in the Valley.

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The meeting was attended by senior officers, including the Chief Engineer, Jal Shakti and Irrigation & Flood Control Kashmir, besides Superintending Engineers and Executive Engineers from various divisions, who briefed the Minister on the status of ongoing schemes, irrigation infrastructure and departmental performance.

During the meeting, Rana directed officers to ensure timely completion of all projects, strengthen monitoring mechanisms and improve service delivery at the grassroots level. He stressed the need for effective implementation of schemes, prompt redressal of public grievances and optimal utilisation of available resources.

“Timely delivery of services to the people is non-negotiable. Officers must remain actively engaged in the field and work in close coordination to ensure effective execution of departmental programmes,” the Minister said.

He reiterated the government’s commitment to strengthening water supply and irrigation infrastructure across Jammu and Kashmir and called upon officials to maintain a strong focus on quality execution of works.

Rana further said that the government led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is committed to the welfare of the people and that this commitment should be reflected through timely implementation of projects and quality public services at the grassroots level.

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