Srinagar, June 11: J&K Peoples Conference President Sajad Gani Lone on Sunday toured several areas in the Handwara constituency where he actively engaged with workers, voters, and the general public.
During his visit, he conducted a series of social interactions, visited the residences of prominent workers, and expressed heartfelt condolences to the families who have recently suffered the loss of their loved ones at several locations, a party statement issued here said, adding, “The wide-ranging discussions with the residents of these areas focused on understanding the challenges faced by the residents and their perspectives on various political, social and economic issues.”
“PC President visited Villgam, Dahama, Padergund, Punzwa, Sonmulah, Doolipora and other halqas in Ramhal block of Handwara Constituency where he held interactions with the residents to understand their concerns and discuss important political and social issues. These interactions allowed him to take stock of the major issues impacting their lives and hold discussions on party affairs and the local political situation,” the statement added.
During the conversations, the residents of these areas shared their thoughts and concerns regarding infrastructure development, healthcare facilities, education, employment opportunities and security issues. Lone listened attentively to each individual to understand the needs and aspirations of the community and assured them that their concerns would be taken up with the relevant authorities.
He also emphasized the importance of constructive dialogue and pledged to work tirelessly towards finding viable solutions to the challenges faced by the community. The PC President reiterated his commitment to inclusive and sustainable development, aiming to uplift the lives of the people of Handwara.
Lone also visited the families of a number of workers who have lost their loved ones to express his condolences and extend his sympathies during their times of grief. He expressed his deepest sympathies to the families during this challenging period.
