On Leh tour, Governor Malik holds public meeting at Nubra

On the second day of his tour to Leh district, Governor Satya Pal Malik held a public meeting at Hunder village of Nubra and interacted with various delegations including that of councilors of LAHDC, Panchayat members, former legislators and councilors and nambardars.

The Governor observed that all demands will be givenappropriate consideration and said that his administration will leave no stoneunturned to fulfill the developmental aspirations of people of Ladakh.

   

The Governor emphasized significance of empowering localbodies in Urban and Rural areas for holistic development of the State and addedthat the recently concluded week long “Back to Village” program was one such effortof the present Government to reach out to people at their door steps.

He expressed satisfaction over successful implementation ofthe program and noted that the visit of officers during this program toPanchayats has helped in building public’s confidence in Government.

He mentioned that a number of initiatives have been taken byhis administration for ensuring transparency and accountability in functioningof the Government departments including recruitment process for government jobs.

Expressing serious concern on “prevailing corruption” atdifferent levels in Government departments, the Governor observed that nobodywill be spared if found involved in corrupt practices irrespective of his orher position.

The Governor appreciated Avny Lavasa, Deputy CommissionerLeh and Sargun Shukla SSP Leh for effective and prompt disposal of publicservices.

Jamyang Tsering Namgyal, Member Parliament Ladakh, expressedgratitude to Governor for his special care and generosity towards Ladakhregion. He recounted the major initiatives for Ladakh taken by Governor’sadministration and said that people of Ladakh have witnessed an extra momentumon development front under his guidance.

The councillor Panamik Tsering Samdup on behalf of Nubraregion submitted a memorandum to the Governor with a charter of demands.

Former MLA Nubra Deldan Namgyal also sought Governor’sattention on important demands of Nubra region including separate district forNubra.

A delegation from Turtuk area headed by councilor Mehdi alsosubmitted memorandum to Governor and demanded for opening of Degree College inTurtuk, among other demands.

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