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Dy CM calls for speedy completion of New Assembly Complex Jammu

Inspects progress on several key infrastructure works in Jammu

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
May 3, 2026
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Jammu, May 2: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary Saturday conducted inspections of New Assembly Complex and other important ongoing infrastructure works in Jammu.
During inspection the Deputy Chief Minister called for speedy and quality work completion of New Assembly Complex and timely execution of development projects and strengthening public infrastructure in Jammu.
Taking stock of the pace and quality of construction, he directed the concerned officials to ensure adherence to set deadlines and high construction standards, given the significance of the Assembly Complex. Taking stock of the pace and quality of construction, he directed the concerned officials to ensure timely completion of this vital project. He stressed adherence to set deadlines and high construction standards, given the significance of the Assembly Complex.
He also inspected the ongoing slab laying work over the nallah at Mecca Chowk, Bathindi (upstream side).
He said that the project is aimed at improving local connectivity and ensuring safer movement for residents of the area.
He reviewed the progress on the ground and emphasized the need to maintain quality standards while expediting the work to minimize inconvenience to the public.
Reiterating the Government’s focus on development, the Deputy Chief Minister said that strengthening infrastructure and addressing public needs remains a top priority, and all executing agencies must work with dedication and accountability to deliver results efficiently.
Later, Deputy Chief Minister also conducted surprise inspections at the Chief Engineer’s Office, PWD Jammu, as well as the offices of the Deputy Labour Commissioner and Assistant Labour Commissioner Jammu.
Reviewed functioning, the Deputy Chief Minister stressed accountability, and directed officials to ensure efficient service delivery and responsiveness to public grievances.
Senior officers of several departments were also present.

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