By Raja Rehber Jamal
Bhaderwah, Nov 14: Back to Village Programme (B2V5) is going on in Doda district with all the concerned visiting officers holding public interactions to cover the district.
In this regard, an event was organized at Sungli Panchayat of Bhaderwah wherein the visiting Officer, Cheif Executive Officer (CEO) Tourism Development Authority Bhaderwah Bal Krishan (KAS) held a day long Public interaction and assessed the core issues of the general public.
Amid massive public participation from all the adjacent villages, the public and PRIs extended their warm welcome to the Visiting officer and put forth their major demands pertaining to their aspirations.
On the occasion, Sarpanch Raju Dar, Naib Tehsildar Deepak Khajuria, Account Assistant Nizam Latief and other officers from different departments were also present. During the day long Programme, an open discussion was held wherein PRIs and general public presented their demands and grievances for speedy disposal.
The demands and grievances put forth by the PRIs and general public were Pertaining to various departments including Jal Shakti, R&B, PDD, Education, Health, Social Welfare and other concerned Departments for which they sought the intervention of the
Visiting Officer for its early redressal.
Taking serious note of the grievances raised by the general public and PRIs, Cheif Executive Officer reiterated that all grievances will be taken up with the concerned quarters for timely and early action.
Highlighting the significance of B2V5 and deliberating on the previous phases of the said programme, Bal Krishan KAS underscored the achievements made under different sectors besides redressing the issues of public importance at the doorsteps of the people.
CEO further said that B2V5 programme is the result of the commendable feedbacks of previous editions and is now been conducted with primary focus to achieve the saturation of services and bridge the existing gap between the government and the people it serves.
He also participated in various sports activities including Carom and Cricket.
Similar public outreach programmes were also held in other parts of District Doda wherein the respective visiting officers held scores of Gram Sabhas and informed people about the centrally sponsored and UT run schemes for the welfare of the general people.
