Randhawa launches development work in Sanjay Nagar; fulfils long-pending demand through CDF

JAMMU, Jul 8: Continuing his commitment towards strengthening civic infrastructure and improving public amenities, MLA Bahu Ch. Vikram Randhawa today inaugurated the upgradation work of lane and drain in Sanjay Nagar, Ward No. 46, under his Constituency Development Fund (CDF).

The work was formally started in the presence of Mandal President Sahil Mahajan, along with party leaders and workers including Narinder Koki, Raj Singh Randhawa, Vijay Singh, Balveer Singh, Harbaksh Singh, Vicky, Gurmukh Singh, Uttam Singh, Hardeep Singh, Ram Singh, Mangal Singh and other prominent local residents. Officials of the Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) and the concerned contractor were also present on the occasion.

Speaking on the occasion, MLA Ch. Vikram Randhawa said that providing quality civic infrastructure and ensuring the overall development of every locality in Bahu Constituency remains his top priority. He said the lane and drain in Sanjay Nagar had remained in a severely damaged condition for a long time, causing immense inconvenience to residents, particularly during the rainy season.

He stated that the project has been taken up under his Constituency Development Fund (CDF) to ensure durable infrastructure and improve the living conditions of the people. He directed the concerned officials and the executing agency to complete the work within the stipulated timeframe while maintaining the highest standards of quality.

The local residents expressed their heartfelt gratitude to MLA Ch. Vikram Randhawa for fulfilling their long-pending demand. They appreciated his prompt response to public grievances and his continuous efforts to ensure equitable development across Bahu Constituency.

The residents also praised the MLA for the effective utilization of his Constituency Development Fund, stating that several developmental works undertaken through CDF have significantly improved civic facilities and reflected his commitment to public service.

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