Srinagar, Aug 07: Vivek Bali State General Secretary of Janata Dal (United) J&K, visited Tahab Pulwama on Wednesday to listen to and address the public’s grievances.
Accompanied by District President Pulwama Hayat Ayaz, Chairman of the Sikh Community Dilawar Singh, Senior Leader Bashir Ahmed Shah, and State Organizer Qazi Faheem, Bali engaged with locals to understand their pressing issues.
During the visit, residents highlighted several concerns, including the need for upgrading the animal husbandry sub-division, resolving water shortages, improving road infrastructure, establishing a playgroup, and allocating land for an Eidgah.
According to a party statement, Bali acknowledged the problems faced by the residents and criticised the lack of sufficient action taken by other regional parties despite their multiple visits to the area. He assured the community that all grievances would be prioritised and addressed promptly.
He emphasised the party’s commitment to working closely with local authorities to ensure these issues are resolved efficiently and effectively.
“The visit reflects JD(U)’s proactive approach to addressing the needs of the people and reinforcing their trust in the party’s dedication to public service,” the statement said.
