Fulfilling public trust, expectations remains National Conference’s core agenda: Sagar
Addresses party workers at Nawa e Subha
Srinagar, 07 Nov: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference General Secretary and Hon’ble Minister Haji Ali Muhammad Sagar Saturday said that the National Conference government, led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is utilising all available resources to ensure public welfare, relief and overall development.
He said the government’s priorities include ensuring equal development of every region and every section of society across Jammu and Kashmir.
He made these remarks while addressing a reception organised today at the party headquarters, Nawa-e-Subh Complex, for Block B workers of the Khanyar Assembly constituency.
Addressing the gathering, Sagar said the government was committed to ensuring equitable development in key sectors, including infrastructure, roads, electricity, drinking water, healthcare, education, employment and other public services.
He said considerable progress had been made in various sectors over the past two years and several projects concerning public welfare had been implemented, with positive results being felt at the grassroots level.
He maintained that every decision and initiative of the National Conference government was being taken while keeping in view the aspirations, sentiments and feelings of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
“Fulfilling the people’s trust and expectations is our foremost responsibility, and the government is committed to public service with this spirit,” he said.
The General Secretary also urged party workers and office-bearers to intensify their activities to further strengthen the organisation and maintain close contact with the public.
He said every party worker should act as a strong link between the people and the government, highlight public grievances and difficulties, and utilise their influence and capabilities to ensure their timely redressal.
He reiterated that the people were the real strength of the National Conference and that public service had always remained the fundamental pillar of the party’s politics.
