Chief Minister holds open meeting with locals to build a budget that helps everyone in Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah sat down with people from different walks of life in the Jammu Division for a pre-budget discussion. The main aim was to make the next budget one that truly listens to what people want and need.
During the meeting, Omar Abdullah spoke openly about the importance of putting people first. He said the budget should help fulfil the hopes of different areas, build better roads, bridges, and power supply, create more jobs, and make sure no region feels left behind. The focus was on even development so that both Jammu and Kashmir regions grow together.
Many stakeholders shared their thoughts and problems. They talked about daily challenges like weak roads, lack of jobs, and the need for more schools and hospitals. The Chief Minister listened carefully and promised to keep these points in mind while preparing the budget.
This kind of open talk shows the government’s wish to work closely with people and make real changes on the ground. Everyone hopes the upcoming budget will bring practical help and strong growth for all parts of Jammu and Kashmir.
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