Democratic Progressive Azad Party chairman Ghulam Nabi Azad on Sunday held a meeting of office bearers in Baramulla and stressed for the coordination and synergy among party workers. Mr Azad said that it is important to have a strong coordination among the party leaders, workers and work in tandem to yield the positive results. He, however lamented over the poor governance and development in Baramulla and said that whatever the projects were approved during his tenure are the only projects existing in the district. “There seems a complete governance and development deficit in the district. Baramulla is one of the oldest districts of Jammu Kashmir. But it has been overlooked and ignored by all successive regimes,” he said. He said it was his government when the Government Medical College was sanctioned. He even approved other developmental projects like roads and Schools,” he said. Mr Azad said that if he is back to power in coming elections, he will usher the district in a new dawn of socioeconomic development. “I will finish this gap and ensure the township is restored back to its pristine glory. I am not happy to see it in this situation where you are greeted on roads with potholes, narrow roads, chaos and mismanagement,” he said. Mr Azad, however, stressed that it is the duty of his party leaders, workers to reach out to the people with party agenda and ensure more and more people are joining us and becoming the part of change. Among others present on the occasion were Taj Mohiuddin Treasurer, Distt President Shoaib Nabi Lone, Haji Musadiq Provincial Vice President, Shafiq Shabnam Provincial Gen Secretary, Umar Kakroo Working President, Bharat Kumar MC Chairman, Basharat Hussain Najar MC Chairman Bandipora, State Secretary Tasleema Akthar, Khurshid Ahmed Sofi, Zahoor Ahmed Bhatt, Mudasir Tantry, Uvais Akhoon, Dr Amood, Mir Tariq Gen Secretary & others.
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