JUNE 24: Minister Javed Rana reaffirmed the Jammu and Kashmir Government’s unwavering commitment to addressing public grievances in a timely and effective manner. During his recent visit to Mendhar, the Minister actively engaged with residents and listened to a wide range of issues raised by the local population.
The outreach session provided citizens a platform to voice their concerns, which included matters related to civic amenities, healthcare services, road infrastructure, and tribal welfare. Minister Rana emphasized that good governance begins with responsive administration and underscored the importance of listening to the people on the ground.
During the interaction, he assured the public that their concerns would not go unheard. He directed the concerned departments to take immediate and result-oriented action, stressing the importance of accountability and transparency in the functioning of the administration.
He also highlighted that resolving grievances is not just an administrative responsibility but a moral obligation of a government that believes in inclusive development and citizen-first policies. The Minister urged departmental officials to maintain regular outreach and to adopt a proactive approach in identifying and resolving public issues.
Specific grievances raised included the need for improved road connectivity in remote areas, availability of quality healthcare services in local health centers, better sanitation, and targeted support for tribal communities. Minister Rana acknowledged these issues and assured continuous monitoring to ensure progress on the ground.
He also lauded the role of the local population in flagging important civic issues and encouraged them to remain active participants in the developmental process. The Minister reiterated that the government is working on mission mode to strengthen last-mile delivery of essential services and to uplift underserved communities across J&K.
The visit concluded with renewed assurance from the Minister that the government is firmly focused on accountability, efficiency, and people-centric governance. His commitment reflects the administration’s ongoing drive to build stronger institutional mechanisms for grievance redressal and inclusive rural development.
