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Congress RGPRS takes ‘Jan Samvad–Awami Rabita’ campaign to Chenab valley, calls for early panchayat and ULB elections

JMmu, Oct 26 (KINS): The Congress Rajiv Gandhi Panchayati Raj Sangathan (RGPRS), Jammu and Kashmir, continued its ‘Jan Samvad–Awami Rabita’ campaign in the Chenab Valley, covering Doda and Kishtwar districts, with a focus on reaching people at the Panchayat level, listening to their grievances and strengthening grassroots democracy.
The campaign is being conducted under the leadership of Er. Mudasir Lolabi, Chairman, Congress RGPRS J&K, under the guidance of Thakur Hirapal Singh, In-charge RGPRS J&K, to promote public participation and strengthen Panchayati Raj institutions.
The programme was attended by DCC Doda President Javaid Lone, Ankur Dogra, RGPRS Jammu Division Coordinator; Mudasir H. Banday, General Secretary, RGPRS J&K; Danish Dost Malik, District Chairman RGPRS Doda; Masood Malik, District Chairman RGPRS Kishtwar; Anas Mujtaba, IYC General Secretary J&K; NSUI District President Mahfooz; and other senior leaders, block presidents, former elected Panchayat representatives, party functionaries and workers.
During the campaign, Er. Mudasir Lolabi urged the RGPRS cadre at the district and state levels to reach out to people at the grassroots and listen to their concerns and aspirations.
The leaders also called for early Panchayat and Urban Local Body (ULB) elections in Jammu and Kashmir, stressing that elected representatives are essential for addressing public grievances, ensuring accountability and strengthening democratic decentralisation.
They further appealed to Congress leaders, workers, supporters and the general public to participate in large numbers in the Maha Rally scheduled to be held at Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi, on November 1, in support of the Congress leadership’s call to defend democracy and constitutional institutions. (KINS)

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