DH NEWS SERVICE
JAMMU, Feb 22
In a significant step towards enhancing local infrastructure, senior BJP leader and MLA Bahu constituency, Vikram Randhawa today inaugurated the much-awaited lane and drain construction work at Panchayat Narwal Bala, Ward No. 3, aiming to address the long-standing demands of the residents for improved civic amenities and better drainage systems.
On the occasion, Rohit Sharma (Panchayat Secretary) along with Surjeet Singh (Mandal President), Amit Gupta, Mohinder Pal, Vinod, Ram Paul, Raman, Tarun Sharma, Ravi Kumar, Ajay, Gulshan, Ajay Sharma, Farmaan Khatana, Rohit Dharam Pal and others were present. The lane and drain work at Ward No. 3, Narwal Bala, is expected to be completed in a stipulated time frame, bringing much-needed relief to the residents and improving overall sanitation in the area.
Addressing the gathering, Randhawa emphasized the BJP government’s commitment to grassroots development and ensuring that basic infrastructure reaches every corner of the constituency. He highlighted that the construction work will not only provide relief from waterlogging and unhygienic conditions but also uplift the overall living standards of the residents.
“The BJP under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has prioritized development at the doorstep of the common man. We are ensuring that all pending civic works are completed in a time-bound manner, and every household gets access to basic infrastructure,” he said. The senior BJP leader reiterated his commitment to accelerating development works and ensuring that every household benefits from Modi government’s welfare schemes. He urged the residents to actively participate in the development process and keep their surroundings clean. He reaffirmed that the BJP is dedicated to the welfare of the people and will continue to work relentlessly for the progress of Jammu & Kashmir.
Local residents expressed their gratitude to the MLA for fulfilling their long-pending demand. They lauded the BJP’s efforts in bringing tangible improvements in the area, which had been neglected for years.
Randhawa assured the people that more development projects are in the pipeline for Bahu constituency, focusing on roads, sanitation, and overall urban planning.
