Omar assures of action on infrastructure, economic issues
Srinagar, Jul 03: Several public representatives, delegations, and various stakeholders called on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at Raabita on Friday, during which a wide range of issues relating to development, public welfare, trade, tourism, and business were discussed.
MLAs Rajiv Jasrotia (Jasrota), Shamima Firdous (Habba Kadal), and Mehraj Malik (Doda) apprised the Chief Minister of the developmental priorities and public welfare concerns of their respective constituencies, highlighting issues requiring government attention, including infrastructure development, delivery of public services, implementation of ongoing projects, and other constituency-specific matters. The Chief Minister gave a patient hearing and assured them that all genuine issues would be examined for appropriate action.
A delegation led by President of the Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation (KTMF), Mohammad Yaseen Khan, met the Chief Minister and raised issues concerning the trade and business community. Another delegation, led by Chairman of the Tourist Trade Interest Guild, Zahoor Ahmed Karnai, discussed measures for the promotion of tourism in Kashmir, including initiatives aimed at boosting tourist inflow, expanding outreach, and strengthening the tourism sector.
The Chief Minister appreciated the constructive suggestions put forward during the meetings and reiterated the government’s commitment to maintaining regular engagement with public representatives, trade organisations, and other stakeholders to ensure responsive governance, inclusive development, and sustained economic progress across Jammu and Kashmir.
