DODA, DECEMBER 11: Government on Monday described Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti’s public interaction in Doda district of Jammu division of the state as ‘longest public interactions over the decades’ after the public darbar continued from 10:30 am to 1:30 am.
“The camp started which started at 10.30 am on Sunday continued till late in the night and the last deputation which met the Chief Minister past mid night at around 1.40 am came from Palmas area of Doda. The deputation demanded construction of a footpath and connecting the area with the circular road of the town,” official handout said.
The CM, according to official handout, was ‘moved by their plight’ and ordered release of Rs. 15 lacs for construction of footpath and also extending facilities of electricity and drinking water.
“Around 100 deputations met the Chief Minister during her public outreach programme and given the large number of people and their demands, it continued past midnightmaking it one of the longest interactions in the State in so many decades,” government claimed.
It may be mentioned here that these grievances redressal camps convened by the Chief Minister generally extend upto late in the evenings. The camp at Kishtwar on Saturdaywhich started at 11 am ended at 11.30 pm with a deputation from Drabshalla bringing their problems into the notice of the Chief Minister.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister announced release of Rs. 25 lacs for procuring a digital X-ray for the District Hospital, Doda and Rs. 20 lacs for completing the balance work of the stadium in the town.
Mehbooba Mufti also announced construction of community halls in the Route, Behote and Batakund villages of Marmat area of the district. This was in response to the demands of the people of these areas during the longest in decades’ grievances redressal camp.
