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MLA Sham Lal Sharma foundation for Rs 2.55 Crore drainage project in Patoli Brahmana
5/4/2026 9:53:08 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 4: In a significant step towards strengthening urban infrastructure and addressing long-standing sanitation challenges, the foundation stone for the construction and diversion of a drainage system in Ward No. 65, Patoli Brahmana, under Jammu North Assembly Constituency, was laid by MLA Jammu North, Sham Lal Sharma. The project, to be executed by the Urban Environmental Engineering Department (UEED), involves an estimated investment of Rs 2.55 crore. It fulfills a long-pending demand of local residents who have been facing persistent issues of waterlogging, inefficient drainage, and sanitation concerns.
Designed as a sustainable and long-term solution, the project includes the development of a comprehensive drainage network along with the strategic diversion of wastewater. A key component of this initiative is to prevent the direct flow of the drainage nala into the Ranbir Canal, ensuring that untreated discharge does not enter the canal.
By diverting the drainage flow, the project aims to protect water quality, safeguard agricultural usage, and prevent environmental contamination.
Speaking on the occasion, MLA Sham Lal Sharma Notably, said six such drainage and sanitation projects have been sanctioned for the Jammu North Assembly Constituency, of which this is the first to be initiated, marking the beginning of a broader infrastructure upgrade in the area.reaffirmed his commitment to resolving core civic issues and strengthening essential infrastructure across Jammu North. He emphasized that efficient drainage and sanitation systems are vital for public health, environmental protection, and planned urban development. He added that the project will significantly reduce waterlogging, improve hygiene standards, and create a cleaner and more livable environment for residents. He further highlighted that with sustained and liberal funding support from the Central Government for flood restoration and new infrastructure projects, Jammu & Kashmir is witnessing accelerated development.
This support is enabling the timely execution of critical initiatives such as this drainage and sanitation project. The initiative was widely welcomed by local residents and community representatives, who appreciated the fulfillment of this long-awaited demand.
The event was attended by officials of the Urban Environmental Engineering Department (UEED), members of BJP Mandal Muthi Paloura, along with local residents and prominent citizens.
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