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DC Kishtwar Reviews Progress of Developmental Works under UT Capex 2025-26

Imran Shah

Kishtwar: Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar, Pankaj Kumar Sharma (JKAS), today chaired a comprehensive review meeting to assess the progress of various developmental works being executed under the UT Capex Plan 2025–26.

The meeting primarily focused on key infrastructure projects aimed at strengthening administrative and public service delivery across the district.

These projects included the construction of Tehsil Office Mughal Maidan, Tehsil Office Drabshalla, and Naibat Office Palmar, along with several other important developmental initiatives.

During the review, the Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned executing agencies to immediately commence work on projects where execution has not yet started, emphasizing that all works have already been allotted.

He stressed the need for timely execution, adherence to quality standards, and optimal utilization of allocated funds.

The Deputy Commissioner stressed that all projects should be implemented efficiently, with transparency and accountability, so that the people get real and timely benefits.

The meeting was attended by Executive Engineer PWD Kishtwar Ravinder Verma, Executive Engineer Chatroo, AO DC Office Kishtwar Daleep Kumar, along with other Officers.DD

Imran Shah
Imran Shah
Imran Shah is journalist associated with Diplomat Digital. He is Bureau Chief for Chenab Valley.

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