Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir – Gh. Mohiuddin Mir, the Honourable Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Rajpora and District President of Pulwama for the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference (JKNC), today conducted an extensive tour across various villages in the Rajpora constituency, including Bellow Durgund, Hajin Bala, Chanapora Bellow, and several others.
As part of his ongoing public outreach initiative, Mir visited these areas to directly engage with the local communities. The visit aimed to assess the progress of development projects and to hear firsthand from residents about their concerns and aspirations. Throughout the visit, he held interactions with villagers, discussing key issues that have been affecting their lives and the development of their regions.
During his visit, Mir focused on addressing the long-standing issues faced by the residents, particularly those related to infrastructure, healthcare, education, and employment opportunities. He expressed his commitment to ensuring that these concerns would be addressed swiftly and efficiently under the leadership of the National Conference government.
Mir reassured the locals that the ongoing development efforts in the region would be expedited, and any hurdles in implementing key projects would be resolved. He emphasized that the NC government, under the leadership of party president Dr. Farooq Abdullah and vice-president Omar Abdullah, would prioritize the welfare and progress of the people of Rajpora and surrounding areas.
"Your concerns will be resolved soon. The NC government is dedicated to improving the lives of the people in every village, and I will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that our region sees the development it deserves," said Mir, reiterating his dedication to the upliftment of his constituency.
The residents of the visited villages expressed their gratitude for Mir's visit and the attention he paid to their issues. They expressed hope that with his leadership, the region would experience significant growth and the development of essential services.
Mir’s visit to these villages is part of his broader strategy to maintain close contact with the constituents, strengthen ties with the local community, and ensure that development efforts are on track and meet the real needs of the people.
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