STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: JKPCC Working President Raman Bhalla on Sunday launched a fierce attack on the government, accusing it of “glaring failures” and “administrative neglect” that has left the people of Jammu & Kashmir struggling even after one year of the elected government taking charge.
Addressing an impressive programme at Rohi Morh today, Bhalla said the government’s inaction has deepened the problems of the common people, who continue to suffer due to misgovernance, irregular power supply, shortage of clean drinking water and lack of basic civic facilities.
Bhalla demanded immediate measures to resolve the persistent power crisis, augmentation of drinking water supply, and significant investment in infrastructure and road connectivity.
He also urged the government to address pending issues of daily wagers, casual labourers, migrant workers, and ensure steps for the addressing the genuine issues of Kashmiri migrants & their children & for their safe and dignified return of Kashmiri Pandits.
Expressing serious concern over the proposed 20% power tariff hike, Bhalla said the decision has sparked widespread resentment among citizens. He appealed to the government to roll back the hike, provide compensation to flood-affected families, and extend support to business units suffering from natural disasters.
Bhalla further sought strict measures to curb drug abuse, establishment of rehabilitation centres, revival of the industrial sector, creation of employment opportunities for youth, improvement in healthcare and education infrastructure, and promotion of tourism.
He expressed grave concern over rising crime in Jammu and sought immediate strong measures to check it and instill. Sense of security amongst common man.
He stressed the need for transparency, accountability and strong anti-corruption mechanisms to restore people’s faith in governance.
Prominent leaders present on the occasion included Amrit Bali (PCC General Secretary), Rajinder Singh, Gurmeet Singh (Block President), Madam Santosh Sharma, Manohar Lal Bittu, Babu Ram Bakshi, Rajesh Sharma Babby, Raje Kumar Sharma, Ramesh Chander, Kewal Sharma, Darshan Happy, Neter Sharma, along with several other senior party workers.