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Mendhar//National Conference leader Maulana Mohd Iqbal has said that a number of major development and

infrastructure projects have been undertaken in Sub-Division Mendhar under the leadership of Cabinet Minister Javed Ahmed Rana, giving fresh momentum to the region’s overall growth and improving basic public amenities.

Maulana Mohammad Iqbal said that development works in education, roads, bridges, drinking water, power infrastructure, sports facilities and other essential sectors have significantly contributed to improving the living conditions of the people. He said the ongoing development has also enhanced the overall appearance and infrastructure of Mendhar.Describing Javed Ahmed Rana as a

development-oriented and people-centric leader, Iqbal said the Minister has focused on addressing public concerns without discriminating on the basis of political or personal affiliations. He said people approaching him with genuine grievances have been given a patient hearing, with efforts made to resolve their issues.The National Conference leader further claimed that the Minister’s development-oriented approach and direct engagement with the people have

strengthened the party’s grassroots presence, with people from different parts of Sub-Division Mendhar increasingly associating themselves with the National Conference.He stressed that greater attention must now be given to education and sports to prepare Mendhar’s youth for future opportunities. In this regard, Maulana

Mohammad Iqbal urged Cabinet Minister Javed Ahmed Rana to establish a dedicated Women’s Degree College in Mendhar and develop a modern, state-of-the-art Sports Stadium equipped with facilities for multiple sporting disciplines.He said the proposed sports stadium should provide facilities for cricket, football, athletics and other games, enabling local

youngsters to develop their talent and compete at higher levels.Maulana Mohd Iqbal expressed confidence that the pace of development in Mendhar would gain further momentum in the coming years and said that priority should be given to projects capable of delivering long-term benefits to both the present and future generations. CNI NEWS