Cong committed to equitable development in J-K: Chavan
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Cong committed to equitable development in J-K: Chavan

Last Updated: Monday, June 14, 2010, 22:48
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Jammu: A senior Congress leader on Monday said the party is committed to equitable development of all regions of Jammu and Kashmir and stressed on the need to strengthen it in the state.

Minister of State for Science and Technology Prithviraj Chavan said the NC-Congress coalition government has initiated several development projects, especially in border areas of the state.

"Our party is committed to uplift each and every section and for equitable development of all parts of Jammu and Kashmir," Chavan, also the party in-charge for the state, said while addressing a rally in border town of Poonch, 247 Kms from here.

He said for strengthening the coalition, the Congress has to increase its presence in the state.

The minister also briefed on various measures initiated by the Centre and state government for development of the state, including twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri.

Referred to the 'Mughal road project', he said it will boost the overall economy of the districts by utilising the tourism potential of the area.

He said the proposed railway line to the area would be given due priority and it would lead to transformation in the life style of people in the districts, which had lagged behind in several spheres due to proxy war waged from across the border.

"However, the brave people of these border districts have always maintained harmony and brotherhood," he said.

JKPCC Chief Saif-ud-Din Soz asked the party workers to strengthen the party and the present coalition at the grass root-level to serve the interests of the people.

He said the coalition is working hard to mitigate the sufferings of people of all parts and to ensure equitable development.

Soz thanked the UPA government at the Centre for its help in ensuring peace and progress in the state.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh are very keen in the overall development of all parts of the state, he said.

PTI

First Published: Monday, June 14, 2010, 22:48

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