Jammu, Oct 16 (KNS): Several mosque and shrine renovation projects undertaken by the Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board in Jammu are nearing completion, Board Chairperson Dr Syed Darakhshan Andrabi said on Friday.

Andrabi inspected ongoing construction works at Talab Khatika, Gumat and Peer Baba Satwari, reviewing their progress and expected completion timelines.

During the visit, she assessed the first-floor construction of the Grand Mosque at Talab Khatika and the new construction project at the Ziyarat of Hazrat Roshan Shah (RA).

She also inspected the reconstruction work at the shrine of Peer Baba Budan Ali Shah (RA) in Satwari and sought details from engineering officials regarding the remaining work.

Andrabi directed the engineering team to maintain construction quality and ensure timely completion of the projects.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

She said the works were in their final stages and expressed hope that the renovated religious places would soon be opened to devotees.

"We are reviving centres of spirituality, harmony and peace throughout Jammu and Kashmir," Andrabi said.

She said the Board was undertaking restoration and infrastructure development at religious institutions to preserve their historical and spiritual significance while improving facilities for visitors.

The Waqf Board Chairperson was accompanied by officials of the Jammu Waqf Division's engineering wing during the inspection. (KNS)