District Development Commissioner Rajouri, Mohammad Nazir Sheikh today convened a public outreach camp cum public durbar at Nowshera to reach out to the public at grass root level and to listen to their grievances at their door steps.The Grievance Camp witnessed overwhelming response of people from adjoining areas including Nowshera, Rajak, Lamberi, Seri, Seeing, Bhawani, Langer, Kaslian, Nonial, Sair Makri and others areas.BDC Chairpersons, sarpanches, panches and local people apprised the DDC about a number of problems including immediate augmentation of power supply and medicare facilities, scarcity of water, improvement in road conditions, school upgradation, improvement in the education system, restoration of damaged roads, payment of bunkers, sanctioning of adequate funds to panchayats under BTV programme, SBM and MGNREGA payments, sanctioning of a veterinary centre Langer Panchayt, ambulance for village Qila Darhali, Commissioning of Siot Grid stations, Release of PM KISAN installments, Proper functioning of Niabat Bhawani, Mangla Mata, Baba Bhiram Shah and Peer Baba shah lak to brought on tourism map upgradation, Upgradation of Government High School Langer,JK Bank Branch at Qila Darhal, Organising Medical board at Nowshera of health sub centre, identification of Dumping site for Nowshera, Repair of Nowshera Darshan agar Road PHe schemes like Plasi Hill, Dandani, Bagnoti and completion of Rajak lift irrigation Scheme.
The DDC patiently listened to the issues of the people and assured the public that all their genuine demands would be redressed in a time bound manner.While speaking about the Back to Village programme, DDC said ₹ 6.24 crores have been allocated to Block Development councils for prioritization of the work reflected in the Back to village Book.Regarding clearance of the pending liabilities of MGNREGA and SBM,DDC asked the ACD Rajouri and DPO to look into the matter and clear the pending liabilities. So far as payment of Bunkers bare concerned the DDC announced that ₹14 cores have been released to clear the bunkers Liability.Regarding shortage of Drinking water, the DDC also said that Jal Jeevan Mission has been rolled out to provide 55 litres of Drinking water per person per day. He said that the survey for the preparation of DPRs is in progress and advised the PRI members to cooperate with the Department in completing the survey at the earliest.Among others, BDC Chairperson Lamberi, Vikas Sharma, BDC Chairperson Nowshera, Bodh Raj, Additional Deputy Commissioner Nowshera, Sukhdev Singh Samyal, Assistant Commissioner Development Sushil Khajuria, Assistant Commissioner Defence, Ramkesh Sharma, District Panchayt Officer Dr Abdul Khabir, Assistant Labour Commissioner, Angrez Singh, Assistant Director Employment, Anil Kumar, District Social welfare officer, MOH Naseeb, EXN PWD, Pervaiz Ahmed, EXN PHE, Gurcharan Singh, CEO Rajouri and other District and Sectoral officers were present during the camp.