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MLA Banihal visits remotest snow bound Mahu village

Addresses public concerns at Gram Sabha
12:08 AM Jan 05, 2025 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
mla banihal visits remotest snow bound mahu village
MLA Banihal visits remotest snow bound Mahu village --- Representational Image
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The MLA braved adverse weather conditions to personally interact with villagers and assess the challenges they encounter due to the severe cold and heavy snowfall, a press release said.

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During the visit, the MLA attended a Gram Sabha convened by the Rural Development Department (RDD), which saw enthusiastic participation from local residents and Panchayat members. The Sabha focused on developmental initiatives and the immediate needs of the community. Villagers expressed their concerns about the lack of road connectivity, disruptions in electricity supply, and the availability of essential commodities. The need for improved healthcare services to deal with winter emergencies was also highlighted.

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Speaking at the Gram Sabha, the MLA assured the residents of his strong commitment to their welfare. He directed the concerned officials to expedite the restoration of utility services and repair damaged power infrastructure to restore connectivity and electricity in all the remaining areas of Banihal-Gool constituency at the earliest. He also emphasized the importance of ensuring an uninterrupted supply of ration and fuel to sustain families during the harsh weather.

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“The hardships faced by the people of Mahu and other snow-bound villages are a priority for our government. We are working tirelessly to resolve these issues and ensure that development reaches even the remotest corners of the constituency,” the MLA said during his address.

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The visit also included an on-ground review of various ongoing developmental projects in the region. The MLA instructed officials to expedite work on critical projects and called for enhanced coordination between local representatives and the administration to address the unique challenges faced by the area.

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