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DC, SSP conduct comprehensive Inspection of Bal Ashram Manjakote

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December 12, 2023
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Reasi: In a proactive move towards enhancing the well-being of the inmates at Bal Ashram Manjakote, Deputy Commissioner RajouriVikasKundal and Senior Superintendent of Police Amrit Pal Singh on Monday conducted a thorough assessment of the facilities available for the inmates.
During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner engaged with the inmates, gauging firsthand the quality of services provided to them.He expressed keen interest in understanding the needs of the inmates, aiming to improve their living conditions within the Ashram. Addressing the staff, he emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness and ensuring enhanced facilities for the residents.
Particular attention was given to the functioning of the hostel mess, with Deputy Commissioner VikasKundal issuing directives to the administration to uphold cleanliness standards within and around the hostel premises. Additionally, he stressed the significance of serving nutritious meals to promote the overall health and well-being of the inmates.
Recognizing the pivotal role, education plays in shaping the future of the residents, Deputy Commissioner VikasKundal urged the students to prioritize their studies. He encouraged them to dream ambitiously and underscored the value of hard work, dedication, and determination in achieving their life goals.
The visit marks a significant step in the commitment of the administration to the welfare of Bal Ashram Manjakote inmates. The hands-on approach of the district administration demonstrates their dedication in ensuring that the Ashram provides a nurturing environment for its inhabitants.
Among the others who accompanied the Deputy Commissioner during his visit were TehsildarManjakote, JaaziaQazmi; BDO Manjakote, MohdJavaid and SDPO Manjakote, Tousif Ahmed.

 

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