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Connect hearts of people, strengthen peace initiatives on LOC & LAC, initiate external & internal dialogue: Masoodi tells Centre

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 17, 2021
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Srinagar: National Conference Member of Parliament from Anantnag Hasnain Masoodi on Tuesday termed the annual budgetary allocations for major infra-projects in J&K disappointing and seeks enhancement on government spending on agriculture, its allied sectors, and highways..

While participating in debate on demand for grants in respect of Railways Masoodi stated that there has been a 25 PC increase in budget proposal for railways raising it to Rs 1,10,000 Cr however he said it was disappointing for J&K as no new projects were announced. “While the National Rail plan is a welcome step, the focus has been on Eastern and East Coast region. Similar provisions should have been put in place for J&K. It is disappointing to see Kashmir being ignored with no progress on Baramulla- Kupwara, Jammu- Poonch, Udhampur – Banihal, Qazigund- Pahalgam railway lines. These routes despite being important from the tourism point of view have been ignored,” he said demanding visible progress on all the four railway lines.

Masoodi also sought special focus on the Udhampur – Banihal railway line because of frequent NH 44 closure. He also demanded increase in frequency of Qazigund- Baramulla railway.

He also impressed upon the concerned ministry to give utmost precedence to locals in the recruitment for railways in Jammu and Kashmir. He reminded that while rail connects cities and towns what is required for JK is connecting hearts. He demanded that peace initiatives at LOC and LAC need to be strengthened and internal and external dialogue initiated.

Earlier I Masoodi had also demanded extra relief in repayment of education loans to JK students on account of innumerable predicaments they had to undergo post 5 August 2019 lockdown. He also demanded special incentives for trout farming.

 

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