In a remarkable show of support, the people of Mathwar block in Nagrota gathered in large numbers to attend a series of meetings led by Harsh Dev Singh, the former minister and prominent leader of Panthers India. The meetings, held as part of Panthers India's grassroots outreach campaign, witnessed an overwhelming response from locals who came to express their concerns and listen to Harsh Dev Singh's vision for the region.
During the events, Harsh Dev Singh addressed various pressing issues faced by the residents of Mathwar block. He criticized the government for neglecting the rural areas and failing to address key problems such as unemployment, lack of infrastructure, and inadequate healthcare and education facilities. Singh emphasized the importance of empowering local communities and promised to work tirelessly for the upliftment of marginalized sections of society.
“The people of Mathwar have suffered due to the apathy of the administration. Their voice has been ignored for far too long, and it is time to hold the government accountable,” said Harsh Dev Singh during his speech. He reiterated Panthers India’s commitment to fighting for the rights of the common man and ensuring justice and equality for all.
The meetings also became a platform for locals to share their grievances and suggest solutions for the development of their area. Many attendees expressed their faith in Harsh Dev Singh's leadership, praising his dedication and vision for inclusive growth.
The massive turnout at the meetings in Mathwar block signifies growing public support for Harsh Dev Singh and his party, as residents look for a strong alternative to address their issues. The success of the events in Nagrota underscores Panthers India’s increasing influence in the region and its potential to play a pivotal role in shaping the political landscape of Jammu and Kashmir.
As the campaign continues, Harsh Dev Singh urged the people to stay united and support Panthers India in its mission to bring about meaningful change. “Together, we can create a brighter future for our children and generations to come,” he concluded.
The enthusiasm and participation witnessed at these meetings reflect a significant shift in public sentiment and signal a new chapter in the region's political narrative.
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