Infrastructure deficit in Ganderbal: Anwar Khan, M A Shah

Srinagar, Nov 6: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State General Secretary for Jammu and Kashmir, Mohammad Anwar Khan and BJP State Executive Member Jammu and Kashmir, Mohammad Amin Shah, held a strategic meeting this week to outline the party’s organizational roadmap and assess the local political landscape.
The discussion culminated in a sharp critique of the ruling government, directly targeting the Chief Minister for the stark underdevelopment of his own constituency Ganderbal.
Addressing the media post-meeting, Anwar Khan stated that Ganderbal bears no resemblance to a Chief Minister’s constituency, citing severe deficits in basic infrastructural facilities. Khan explicitly credited the Lieutenant Governor’s administration for the region’s tangible progress, emphasizing that it was the Lieutenant Governor who ensured Ganderbal received critical assets like colleges, schools, bridges, and other everyday necessities. According to Wani, the developmental momentum initiated by the Lieutenant Governor has stalled under the current Chief Minister, pushing the district back onto a track of administrative neglect and backwardness.
Following the organizational review, Mohammad Amin Shah weighed in on the stark contrast between the current government’s promises and the reality on the ground in Ganderbal.
“Ganderbal has been historically taken for granted by those who use it merely as a political stepping stone,” Shah stated. “The contrast is visible to every citizen. The Lieutenant Governor administration delivered concrete infrastructure, schools to educate our youth and bridges to connect our communities. Today, we are witnessing a return to apathy. The BJP is mobilizing at the grassroots because the people of Ganderbal demand accountability, not empty rhetoric. We are committed to rebuilding the district through strong, transparent, and proactive local governance,” he said.