 Early Times Report
Budgam, Sept 18: Er. Nazir Ahmad Yatoo today continued his outreach programme across the far-flung areas of the Charar-i-Sharief constituency meeting people, listening to their grievances and taking stock of the difficulties being faced by residents.
During the interactions, people expressed concern over the lack of adequate basic facilities, particularly in the fields of education and healthcare. Residents said that many promises made to them have yet to translate into visible relief on the ground.
Er. Nazir Ahmad Yatoo said that people are living under difficult circumstances and are looking for concrete action rather than slogans and assurances.
“People are tired of hearing promises without seeing adequate change on the ground.
The government must listen to the people, especially those living in far-flung and underserved areas, and ensure that basic facilities reach them,” Yatoo said.
He stressed that education and healthcare are fundamental necessities and called upon the administration to address gaps in schools, health facilities, roads and other essential services on a priority basis.
Yatoo said his continued outreach programme would remain focused on listening to the people, highlighting their genuine concerns and seeking practical solutions through the concerned authorities.
He assured residents that their issues would be raised at the appropriate forums and urged the administration to take timely and meaningful measures to provide relief to the people. |
