BISHNAH: Soon after the announcement of Assembly elections schedule, the political activities in the State have also gained momentum. Starting the election campaign and to take stock of the people of Bishnah Constituency, senior PDP leader Yuvraj Vikramaditya Singh during his tour observed the bad and dilapidated condition of various roads and lanes and drains of village Chack Avtaran ,Chack Jarala, an Chorlli.
Vikramaditya said that people’s Democratic Party Patron Mufti Mohd. Syed had sanctioned a Degree College for Bishnah during his tenure but it is a pity that the college is still without the proper infrastructure and is functional in just three or four rooms. At some places people complained that they have not received the charges under MANREGA Scheme.
Vikramaditya Singh assured the people of the constituency that if his party is voted to power again, a new phase of development will be started in the constituency as the party gives priority to the prosperity and development of the State.
Vikramaditya also expressed concern and anguish over the non availability of basic facilities in the Bishnah Constituency. During the tour of different areas of the constituency, Singh noticed that the people of the area are facing multiple problems due to the negligence of the government machinery.
Expressing sympathy with the border firing victims Vikramaditya observed that the condition of these people in the camps is miserable and pathetic. Already disturbed by the Pakistani firing the farmers are worried about their Basmati crop which was damage due to wind storm and rains some time ago. Government has sanctioned a meager sum of Rs 450 per Kanal as compensation which is a cruel joke with the farmers growing the world class Basmati. Vikramaditya Singh said that due to the continuous firing from across the border the farmers are unable to harvest the crop.
He was accompanied by Gen. Secy. Yash Pal Sharma, Stapal Singh Charak, Vikram Gour, IG (Retd) Kamal Saini, J.S Sangaral and Abheer Charak.