Srinagar needs fast paced infrastructural development: Altaf Bukhari

Addresses party convention in Mehjoor Nagar, meets various delegations

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Srinagar needs fast paced infrastructural development: Altaf Bukhari

Addresses party convention in Mehjoor Nagar, meets various delegations

Srinagar, May 16: Former Minister Public Works and MLA Amirakadal Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Monday stressed on the need for a fast pace infrastructural development in Srinagar city.
Addressing a party convention at Mehjoor Nagar, Bukhari said that there is a dire need to ensure a sustainable infrastructural development across the State especially in Srinagar City that matches the standards of a modern city in the country.
The convention was attended by all ward heads of the Zone Amirakadal including Zonal President Mohammad Ashraf Dar. Senior party leader Abdul Hamid Kosheen was also present on this occasion.
While taking stock of the ongoing works of restoration and up-gradation of infrastructure in Amirakadal constituency, Bukhari said that efforts are on to make this constituency as a model constituency in the State. “As you know there was a huge developmental deficit in this constituency when I took over as MLA, but with the grace of God Amirakadal witnessed a shift in all sectors including roads, health care, education, power and recreation during the last one year. God willing, this constituency which has been the heart of city shall witness a holistic development in coming days,” Bukhari assured the convention.
While obtaining a firsthand appraisal on the status of Party’s membership drive in the constituency, Bukhari asked the party cadres to gear up and take measures to reach out to the people and strengthen the party at the grass root level. He said PDP has never been power hungry and always wanted to facilitate peace and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
Meanwhile, various delegations of party workers, street vendors and employees today called on Bukhari at his private office. Assuring the delegation of vendors that he will take-up the issue of their immediate rehabilitation with the Honb’le Chief Minister, Bukhari said that he is also keen to make them able to earn a livelihood with dignity.
Bukhari however, sought cooperation of vendors for restoration of public spaces for smooth movement of vehicles, which will ease hardships faced by commuters and pedestrians in the city.
A delegation from Jeelanabad Peerbagh led by Arif Laigaroo called on Bukhari demanding his intervention in various issues of basic amenities. Bukhari assured the delegation that the requisite intervention has been made and various developmental projects for the area have already been submitted to various offices for their approval.
Similarly a delegation from Bonapora Nowgam led by Mohammad Jamal Bhat also called on Bukhari who informed it that a deep drainage project for the area has already been proposed to the concerned authorities for its approval.
Demanding an immediate implementation of Honb’le High Court judgment on “no benefit of reservation in promotions” in Jammu and Kashmir, a delegation of Jammu and Kashmir General Category Welfare Forum (JKGCWF) led by its president Syed Shameem Ahmad called on Bukhari. The former minster assured the delegation that he will go through its representation and will extend all possible support in this regard. (KNS)
 

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