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KULGAM: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Social Welfare and Education, Sakeena Itoo today visited Nandimarg in Kulgam district, where she held a Public Darbar to directly engage with the people and listen to their grievances and developmental concerns.

During the interaction, people from the area projected several developmental demands and highlighted issues requiring immediate attention. The Minister gave a patient hearing to the concerns raised by the public and assured them that all genuine demands would be addressed in a phased and time-bound manner.

Addressing the gathering, Sakeena Itoo said that the present dispensation is committed to ensuring inclusive and equitable development across all regions. She emphasised that public outreach programmes and direct interactions with people remain central to the government's approach towards delivering responsive, transparent and accountable governance.

The Minister urged the concerned departments to work in close coordination to ensure the timely completion of developmental projects and reiterated that the welfare and development of the people would continue to receive the highest priority.

Sakeena Itoo also highlighted various initiatives undertaken by the Government for the welfare of the people and outlined measures being implemented to ensure the holistic development of the region.

During her visit, the Minister laid the foundation stone for a road project in the area, which is expected to significantly improve connectivity and promote socio-economic development in Nandimarg and its adjoining villages. On the occasion, the Minister also announced several new developmental projects for Nandimarg and neighboring villages.

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