Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah Engages with Legislators on Development Issues

Jammu, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : Several delegations, local representatives, and school students met with Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at the Civil Secretariat in Jammu. They discussed various development issues, community concerns, and matters related to their respective constituencies.

Among those who met the Chief Minister were Abdul Majid Bhat (Larmi) from Anantnag West, Surjeet Singh Salathia from Samba, and Pirzada Farooq Ahmed Shah from Gulmarg. Each legislator addressed ongoing development projects in their areas, along with public welfare concerns and other significant topics.

The Chief Minister listened attentively to the representatives and assured them that their legitimate demands and development-related issues would be prioritized and addressed promptly.

Additionally, Prof. (Dr.) M. Ashraf Ghani, Director of the Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, briefed the Chief Minister on the operations of this key health institution.

Ramesh Mukhiya, Managing Director of Chenab Valley Power Projects Limited, also met with the Chief Minister. He updated him on the status of various hydropower projects being implemented in Kishtwar district, discussing critical issues related to their execution and progress.

A delegation from the All J&K Christian Assembly, led by President Ashu Peter Mattu, engaged with the Chief Minister to discuss an upcoming event organized by the assembly. They also highlighted various issues concerning the Christian community in Jammu and Kashmir.

Meanwhile, students from the International Delhi Public School Juniors in Jammu met with the Chief Minister along with Managing Director Siya Singh, Principal Saharish Ismaili, and Vice-Principal Aarti Sharma. They extended their best wishes to the Chief Minister ahead of the upcoming Children’s Day, marking a special opportunity for young students to engage with the state’s leader.