New Delhi, Feb 24: The Union Cabinet has approved a major expansion of the Civil Enclave at Srinagar International Airport, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday, describing the decision as a landmark step for Jammu and Kashmir.
In a post on X, Singh credited the move to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s continued emphasis on infrastructure-led growth. He said the Cabinet’s approval would significantly enhance passenger handling capacity, modernise aviation infrastructure, and strengthen connectivity in the Valley.
“Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi’s unwavering focus on infrastructure-led growth continues to transform aspirations into reality. The Cabinet’s approval for the major expansion of the Civil Enclave at Srinagar International Airport is a landmark step for Jammu & Kashmir. This significant upgrade will enhance passenger capacity, modernise aviation facilities, and strengthen connectivity in the Valley. Grateful to Prime Minister Modi for his visionary leadership in ushering in a new era of connectivity, confidence and development for Jammu & Kashmir,” the Defence Minister wrote.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, chaired by PM Modi, on Tuesday approved the development of the Civil Enclave at Srinagar International Airport, proposed at an estimated cost of Rs 1,677 crore.
