Baramulla, June 11:
Delegations led by Legislator Javaid Beigh today met Minister for Jal Shakti, Javed Ahmed Rana, to discuss key public welfare issues, particularly those related to ongoing water supply and irrigation projects in north and south Kashmir.
The delegations raised concerns regarding the functioning of the Sheeri Narawah Irrigation Scheme and the Nowpora Water Supply Scheme, along with issues pertaining to various water supply schemes in Baramulla Town under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT). The interactions highlighted challenges in implementation and maintenance, affecting local residents’ access to clean water and efficient irrigation.
Minister Rana gave a patient hearing to the concerns and immediately issued directions to the concerned field officials of the Jal Shakti Department to address the issues on priority. He emphasized the need for better monitoring and swift redressal of public grievances, urging the department to ensure seamless execution of vital schemes in the region.
In addition to Baramulla, delegations from Tral and Shopian also met the minister and presented a range of public welfare issues related to their respective areas.
Minister Rana appreciated the proactive approach of the delegations and encouraged them to continue voicing public concerns. “Active community participation is essential for effective governance. My doors remain open for all genuine public issues,” he stated.
The meetings reflect the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen grassroots-level infrastructure and ensure timely delivery of essential services.
