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CM Omar lays foundation stone of 10 MVA Receiving Station at Samba, inaugurates Bus Terminal at Thandi Khui

K H News Service by K H News Service
January 30, 2026
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Social Welfare A Right, Not Charity, Govt Committed To It : CM Omar
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Says “Farmers as backbone of J&K’s economy, Govt committed to fully support them”

Samba : Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Thursday visited Samba district, laying foundation stone for 10 MVA Receiving Station at Harminder and also inaugurated bus stand at Thandi Khui, Vijaypur.
At Harminder Samba, after inaugurating the receiving station, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, while interacting with the locals, said that the foundation stone for the 10 MVA receiving station at Harminder was laid with sole objective of enhancing power availability and improving voltage stability across Samba, particularly this area. He added that once commissioned, the receiving station is expected to reduce load stress on existing infrastructure and ensure a more reliable and uninterrupted electricity supply for households, farmers, commercial establishments and industrial units.
Terming farmers as backbone of J&K’s economy, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said like soldiers at borders who protect us from adversaries, farmers protect us from hunger. He added that both soldiers and farmers need support and protection, and the Government is committed to their welfare and wellbeing.
While listening to various issues and demands of locals on the spot, the Chief Minister said that Government is committed to strengthen the basic facilities in every nook and corner of Jammu and Kashmir, adding that this initiative of establishing receiving station at Harminder, reflects the government’s sustained focus on upgrading power infrastructure to meet growing demand and support economic activity of farmers in the area. He assured the locals that the road connectivity to Harminder will be improved and gave on-spot directions to Deputy Commissioner Samba for formulating a proposal on same.
Later, Chief Minister also inaugurated the newly constructed modern bus stand at Thandi Khui, Vijaypur, developed to provide safe, convenient, and commuter-friendly transport facilities.
Interacting with the officers on the occasion, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that the facility should be dedicated for the public use at the earliest and the other infrastructure developed with this Bus Stand should be properly utilised.
He noted that investments in power and transport sectors are crucial for improving quality of life, boosting local commerce and creating employment opportunities.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister was informed that the bus stand is equipped with improved passenger amenities, organized parking spaces, and modern design features aimed at easing traffic congestion and enhancing the overall travel experience for the public. He was also informed that the facility is expected to significantly benefit daily commuters, students and travellers by ensuring better connectivity and operational efficiency.
Advisor to Chief Minister, Nasir Aslam Wani; Chairperson District Development Council Keshav Dutt Sharma, MLA Samba, Surjeet Singh Salathia; MLA Vijaypur, Chander Prakash Ganga; MD, JPDCL, Gurpal Singh; DC Samba, Ayushi Sudan; Chief Engineer, JPDCL, senior officers of district administration Samba and large number of locals were also present on the occasion.

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