December 14: Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo today visited Mini Township Jagti at Nagrota, where he inspected key development works, inaugurated public utility projects, and distributed benefits under various social security and welfare schemes to migrant beneficiaries.
During the visit, the Chief Secretary reviewed the progress of ongoing infrastructure works and assessed the quality of facilities created for residents. He stressed the importance of timely completion of projects to ensure improved living conditions and better civic amenities for the migrant community.
Welfare Benefits Distributed
As part of the outreach programme, Atal Dulloo distributed social security scheme benefits, allotment orders, and digital ration cards to eligible beneficiaries. The initiative aims to strengthen social protection, ensure food security, and promote digital inclusion among migrant families.
Officials informed the Chief Secretary about the implementation status of various welfare schemes and highlighted steps taken to streamline service delivery through digital platforms.
Focus on Inclusive Governance
Interacting with residents, the Chief Secretary reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to inclusive, transparent and people-centric governance. He stated that welfare initiatives must reach the last mile and that migrant families should continue to receive sustained institutional support.
He also directed concerned departments to address local issues promptly and ensure that basic services such as water supply, sanitation, healthcare and education are delivered efficiently.
Strengthening Public Confidence
Residents welcomed the visit and expressed appreciation for the administration’s efforts to improve infrastructure and welfare outreach. The distribution of benefits and direct interaction with senior officials helped reinforce public confidence in the governance system.
The visit underlined the Jammu and Kashmir administration’s resolve to enhance the quality of life of migrant communities through developmental interventions and robust welfare delivery mechanisms.
