JAMMU, October 28, 2026 – Continuing his extensive public outreach, Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) from the Jammu constituency, Jugal Kishore Sharma, presided over a ‘Janta Darbar’ (public court) in the Chhamb (Khour) Assembly constituency on Tuesday to hear and address grassroots-level grievances.
The MP was accompanied by newly elected MLA Mohan Lal Bhagat, former MLA Rajeev Sharma, ex-DDC Suresh Sharma, and senior officials from various line departments. During the visit, Jugal Kishore toured Block Maira Mandrian and Meeni Panchayat Qyoor, addressing a large public gathering and taking stock of the region’s developmental needs.
At the Janta Darbar, local residents and various delegations presented a wide range of grievances. The primary demands centered on the upgrading and repair of rural road infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted power and drinking water supply, and creating dedicated sports facilities for the local youth.
Listening attentively to the concerns raised, MP Jugal Kishore issued on-the-spot directives to the concerned departmental heads present at the venue, instructing them to ensure prompt resolution and to expedite the redressal of all genuine public demands without administrative delays.
Addressing the gathering, the Member of Parliament highlighted the transformative impact of the centrally sponsored welfare schemes launched under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He emphasized that the Central Government has allocated substantial funds specifically dedicated to rural development, aiming to bridge infrastructure gaps and elevate living standards across rural belts.
Reaffirming the BJP government’s commitment to the core vision of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’, he assured the residents that sustained efforts and resources would continue to flow into the region to ensure basic amenities reach every corner of the constituency.
The event witnessed the participation of several prominent local leaders and party workers, including BJP District President Kuldeep Sharma, General Secretary Shakti Bhagat, Suresh Sharma, Ranjeet Singh, Ram Lal, and several former Sarpanches.
Published by True Roots Media Network