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Community Engagement Flourishes in Samirpur Village Outreach Program

In a recent outreach program in Samirpur village, district leaders engaged with residents to address local concerns and announce development initiatives. Key discussions included the allocation of funds for road construction and the installation of hand pumps. Community members raised issues regarding high-voltage power lines, prompting immediate action from local authorities. The event highlighted strong community involvement, with various dignitaries and local representatives participating in the dialogue. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity and improve living conditions for the villagers.
 

Local Leaders Address Community Concerns


Rajkumar Choudhary
Kangra

As part of the ongoing outreach initiative titled “Aapka Sevak Aapke Dwar”, the residents of Samirpur village welcomed district officials to engage in discussions about local challenges and development projects.


During the meeting held in Ward No. 3, Narendra Nishu Mongra, who serves as the APMC District President and State Congress OBC Department President, announced a funding allocation of ₹14.40 lakh for the road construction from Deheria to Chil Baihi Kapadia via Kalka Temple. He assured attendees that construction would commence shortly, enhancing access to the temple and improving connectivity for the local community.


Residents voiced their concerns regarding high-voltage power lines located near their homes. Mongra responded by stating that the electricity department would perform an inspection by Tuesday to address the issue swiftly. Additionally, he mentioned that a hand pump approved for installation in Ward No. 1 will be set up soon, and he addressed other requests for hand pumps and local issues in Ward No. 3 during the meeting.


The event was well-attended, featuring participation from Abdullapur Panchayat Pradhan Sanjay Kancha, representatives from Swarup Panchayat, ward members, media in-charge Pradyuman Dhanotiya, Aniket, Harsh, Rahul, Sunil, women's groups, senior citizens, and various dignitaries, showcasing the community's active involvement in the outreach program.