DC Rajouri presides over B2V5 Program at Muradpur-B Panchayat

DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
RAJOURI, Nov 16
The fifth phase of the ambitious Back to Village (B2V5) program, a transformative initiative aimed at comprehensive development culminated successfully in Rajouri district. Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal, embarked on a detailed tour of Muradpur-B Panchayat in the Rajouri block on the last day of the program.
Engaging with both officers and the public, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal delved into discussions that unveiled valuable insights into public concerns. From power supply and water availability to road conditions and health services, the dialogue with locals revealed a collective desire for improvements in these essential services, recognizing their crucial role in shaping daily lives.
In an impassioned address to the public, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal emphasized the dedication of the administration to delivering essential facilities directly to the doorsteps of the common masses. The ongoing efforts to alleviate daily inconveniences were highlighted, with Back to Village identified as a key initiative in efficiently addressing public grievances. Providing a comprehensive overview, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal shed light on various welfare schemes and government programs designed for the general public. He assured the community that the administration, under LG leadership, is committed to ensuring that the benefits of these initiatives reach every individual in the Union Territory.
Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal also actively sought feedback on the implementation of government schemes in the Panchayat, and the public responded with a notably positive reception. The engagement not only provided an avenue for the residents to voice their opinions but also reflected a constructive dialogue between the administration and the community.
In a forward-looking approach, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal took the opportunity to motivate the youth, encouraging them to seize the benefits of self-employment schemes initiated by the government. Recognizing the potential for empowerment and economic growth, he emphasized the importance of active participation in these programs, aiming to inspire a new generation of entrepreneurs.
Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal astutely emphasized the pivotal role of public awareness in ensuring the optimal implementation of government schemes. Recognizing that an informed community is instrumental in the success of these initiatives, he underscored the need for heightened awareness among the public.
During his address, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal urged Sarpanches, Panches, and senior citizens to actively participate in formulating plans for the effective development of their respective areas. This call for a participatory role underscores the belief in the transformative power of community engagement in shaping the destiny of the region.
The residents of Rajouri, recognizing the significance of such initiatives, pledged unwavering cooperation with the administration in these grand developmental festivities. This collaborative partnership between the people and the administration not only signifies a shared vision but also promises a brighter and more prosperous future for the Rajouri district.
The visiting officers meticulously documented all grievances projected during these days, assuring swift redressal of genuine issues and demands. Resource persons took the opportunity to enlighten the public about numerous welfare schemes and programs being implemented in the district, motivating them to actively avail themselves of the benefits. As B2V5 culminates in Rajouri, the collective spirit of progress and collaboration lingers, promising a future where community and administration stand hand in hand, steering the course towards prosperity and inclusive development.
Among the others, Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid; Assistant Commissioner Development, Vijay Kumar; Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Sheraz Chowhan; BDO Rajouri, Pardeep Bakshi and Sarpanches, panches and the general public attended the event.