NC leader demands advance dumping of essentials in snow bound areas in Gool, Banihal

Banihal, Oct 02: National Conference (NC) leader and District president Ramban, Mir SajjadShaheen Sunday conducted extensive tour to Village Kawna, Ahma, Kumbla, Arimarg, Bawah, Mahu in Khari Tehsil and took stock of the problems faced by the people on day-to-day basis.
He was accompanied by local DDC counselors and other party functionaries of the block.
During his visit to these villages the locals apprised him about erratic power supply, scarcity of drinking water, shortage of staff in educational institutions and health care centres besides depilated condition of roads in far-off areas of the tehsil.
Shaheen said the road connectivity to Khari -Mahu and Banihal -Mangit roads is in bad shape and the delay in improvement and upgradation work has badly impacted the mobility and added to the miseries of the people.
He urged the District Administration to take immediate cognizance of these serious public issues as these are of utmost importance for the large number of local population living in the entire Khari tehsil.
Shaheen also drew the attention of the L/Governor led State administration towards deficiencies in Education and Health sectors and sought immediate filling up of vacant posts as also stocking adequate quantities of medicines in the Health institutions.
Shaheen said the same complaints have also been received from Pogal-Paristan, Neel, Sumar, Sarachi, Sumar, Chaknarwa-Chamalwas. Bajmasta, Chaka, Sarbagni, Amkote,Thachi, Bingara, Sarachi, Kumbla, Maligam, Arimarg, BuzlaSenabati, Tanka and Gool villages.
Shaheen urged upon the administration to review stock and supply position of essential commodities and ensure advance dumping of ration, Cooking gas and Kerosene oil in all snow bound areas of district Ramban and Gool including Mahu-Mangit, Trigam, Sarachi, Chaka, Sarbagni, Neel, Sumar, Pogal -Paristan, Hinjhal, Nowgam, Amkote-Thachi, Chaknarwa, Chamalwas and other higher reaches of other districts before the onslaught of winter as most of these areas remain cut off for months during the winter.