Repair Kakapora-Pulwama road
We the residents of Kakapora request the concernedauthorities to pay some towards the pathetic plight of the road connectingKakapora with Pulwama. It’s in dilapidated condition and commuters aresuffering.
Residents
Handover Batote-Kishtwar road to BRO
The Batote-Kishtwar National Highway the only road linkbetween Doda and Kishtwar districts has become a death trap for commuters.Authorities had blacktopped part of the road few years ago but now it has wornout.
At many places the road is risky and threat of accidents hasincreased manifolds. The protection walls have collapsed at many places andfresh landslides are causing more damage to the highway. The Nashri bridge alsohas developed large potholes. The first two kilometres from Nashri to Batote arealso in a bad shape. Dozens of vehicles have suffered damage due to thepathetic condition of the highway near Nashri but the authorities are not doinganything.
The maintenance of 115-km Batote-Kishtwar was handed over toRoad and Buildings department but the R&B department has disappointed thepeople.
This highway is the lifeline of more than 7 lakh people ofDoda and Kishtwar as it connects the area with Jammu and other parts of thestate. Its closure affects routine life in the Chenab Valley.
The R&B has not taken any step to clear boulders, bigstones, mud and unwanted materials from the roadside which has reduced thewidth of the road to single vehicle use. The stretch of the road from Assar toPul Doda is the worst affected. We request the Jammu and Kashmir government tohandover Batote-Kishtwar road to Border Road Organisation once again so thatthe condition of this vital road could be improved.
Mool Raj
Lal Bazar facing acute water shortage
We want to bring it into the notice of the authorities thatLal Bazar area is facing acute water scarcity in this holy month of Ramadan.
Its unfortunate that despite our repeated requests toprovide us with the drinking water the concerned officials have not doneanything. We hope the administration would wake up to end our miseries.
Residents
Identify alternative route for school buses
The road between Soura to Hazratbal is an importantcorridor. But this important road has been neglected by the authorities.
This corridor links people of one side with SKIMS Soura andthe people from other side to Dargah Hazratbal, Kashmir University, MughalGardens, Unanini Hospital Habbak, NIT Hazratbal, Unanl Medical College Zakuraand other establishments of public importance.
The commuters face lot of problems while traveling throughthis road due to frequent traffic snarls. The road is a narrow stretch hardly12 to 14 feet wide marred by the large sized school buses plying during schoolhours. One fails to understand that whohas given permission to these buses to ply in the congested areas. These busesare main cause of frequent traffic jams on this road.
We fear that some untoward incident may take place due tofrequent jams on this road. We request the concerned authorities to identifysome alternative route for these large sized buses to reduce the traffic jamsin this vital corridor.
Dr M Rafiq Sheikh
Save future of qualified SPOs
We the special police officers of Jammu and Kashmir Policerequest the Governor and Director General of Police to frame a regularizationpolicy for the SPOs, especially the new recruits, who are graduate and postgraduates. We hope the administration would look into the matter and save thefuture of qualified SPOs.
Feroz Ahmad Baigh
8-yrs on, AIOs await selection list
We the candidates are waiting from past eight years forissuance of selection list of 29 Assistant Information Officers. We wereinterviewed on 25 October, 2011, by Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board.After lot of struggle the Chief Justice Ms Geeta Mittal recently directed theJKSSB to issue the selection list of 29AIOs within 15 days but till date theBoard has not done anything.
We request the Governor Satya Pal Malik to intervene anddirect the JKSSB to declare the frozen selection list of 29 AIOs forthwith.
Candidates through Manzoor Ahmad
KVIB leaves aspirants in lurch
We the students, who have qualified the written exam ofJ&K KVIB posts advertised in 2017 have been left in the lurch by theauthorities.
After the inclusion of a son of a politician in the finalselection list of executive officers a probe was ordered into the matter andthe interviews for the other two posts junior assistant and junior supervisorwere also postponed.
Till date we haven’t received any information regarding theinterview for other two posts. We request the concerned authorities to wake andconduct interviews at the earliest.
Aspirants