Smart City Srinagar project worth Rs 3634 crores was sanctioned in 2017/18 & got started probably after the fall of the then Govt …. current Govt is almost 2 years old & this is the reality of Srinagar Smart City 👇 https://t.co/DXyPHwCyCy
Today, a large number of people joined the @jkpdp in the esteemed presence of senior party leader and former Minister @BashartBukhari. The enthusiastic participation reflects the growing public confidence in the vision and leadership of the party.
Welcome to the @jkpdp family…
Our simple questions to the J&K Government:
Why are hundreds of crores being spent on outsourcing jobs to private companies? Who selected these companies and what was the selection process? On what basis are people being recruited without a transparent merit-based process? Will the government make these contracts and recruitment details public?
Respected Minister @JavedRanaa sahib have a look👇.These pics speak for DoudKohl,Kalantra,Tehsil Kreeri.Please, if it gets managed, we shall remain Obliged. Season at its peak. Thanks
CJI Surya Kant says there are "parasites" attacking the system.
"There are youngsters like cockroaches, who don't get any employment and don't have any place in the profession. Some of them become media, some of them become social media, some of them become RTI activists, some of them become other activists, and they start attacking everyone." - CJI.
Three powerful people had to resign because of this man.
- The CM of Maharashtra
- Governor of Maharashtra
- The Vice Chancellor
Abhay Mokashi fearlessly published reports showing that the daughter of the then CM of Maharashtra had her postgraduate gynaecology exam grade changed from fail to pass.
His reporting exposed the scandal, which led to the resignation of the Governor (who was also the Chancellor of state universities) and the Vice Chancellor of Bombay University.
The CM resigned after the Bombay HC made strong remarks against him for fraud in the MD examinations to benefit his daughter and her friend.
He showed what real journalism can do. It has real power to shake a politician and bring them down in a single day.
This incident happened in 1986. Abhay Mokashi passed away on 2 May 2026.
Ziyarat Road in Kreeri Lies Incomplete, Residents Face Mounting Hardships
Authorities draw flak for inaction as officials fail to provide a satisfactory response to halted construction
KREERI, BARAMULLA, April 2: Residents of Kreeri and its adjoining areas in north Kashmir have expressed strong resentment over the incomplete construction of the Ziyarat road, accusing the Rural Development Department of neglecting a vital public project and leaving locals to suffer.
The road, which stretches from Kreeri Market to the revered shrine of Syed Haji Mohammad Murad Bukhari (RA), serves as a crucial link for more than 20 villages, connecting Kreeri to Babareshi and Tangmarg via areas such as Suchipora, Dolipora, Kawachak Sheikhpora, Khaipora Kakothal, Nambalnar and others. Locals say the road is currently in a dilapidated condition, riddled with potholes and posing serious risks to commuters.
Residents alleged that despite repeated appeals, the department has failed to address the worsening condition. “The authorities seem to be in deep slumber. The road is in a shabby state, and vehicles are getting damaged regularly. Children and elderly people are finding it difficult even to walk,” they said.
They stated that the road had previously suffered from severe waterlogging due to poor drainage. Following persistent demands, funds were eventually sanctioned and construction work, including the laying of drainage pipes, was initiated. However, the work was abruptly halted just before the holy month of Ramadan and has not resumed since.
As a result, the situation has deteriorated further, with water accumulating on the road, soil subsiding at multiple locations, and the entire stretch turning muddy and unsafe for both pedestrians and vehicles. Residents said the incomplete work has created serious inconvenience, particularly for patients, school-going children and emergency services.
The issue has gained urgency with the approaching Urs of Syed Haji Murad Bukhari (RA), an annual religious event that draws a large number of devotees from across the region. Locals fear that the current condition of the road may lead to severe inconvenience, traffic disruptions and potential safety hazards for visitors.
Adding to the concerns, residents claimed that the contractor had cited alleged threats from certain individuals as a reason for not resuming the work, raising questions over the smooth execution of public welfare projects in the area.
Meanwhile, residents of the Kreeri-Wagoora constituency have appealed to their MLA, Advocate Irfan Hafiz Lone, to intervene and ensure immediate resumption of the work. “We only see politicians during elections. Basic amenities like road connectivity remain neglected,” they said, urging the MLA to visit the area and assess the situation firsthand.
When contacted, Assistant Commissioner Development (ACD) Baramulla, Mudasir Choudhary, stated that he would verify the project's status and respond accordingly. However, no further response was received, and subsequent attempts to reach him went unanswered, further adding to the residents’ frustration @MoRD_GoI@DCBaramulla@OmarAbdullah@nasirsogami@CM_JnK@PMOIndia@narendramodi@rashtrapatibhvn@Irfanhafeezlone@rddkashmir@DivComKash@JavedDar_NC@jkrddpr@mopr_goi@javidahmaddarjk
Electricity, water, and roads are fundamental amenities essential for residents residing in remote areas, villages, towns, or cities. The provision of these services often depends on citizens' engagement in democratic processes, whereby they elect public representatives who are responsible for advocating for their needs and conveying these demands to the government for action. Many political leaders actively participate in initiatives aimed at improving public welfare; however, some neglect the genuine concerns of the people.
A pertinent example is the Tappar to Kreeri road, which connects to National Highway 44, a major arterial route critical for regional transport and commerce. Approximately 100 villages along this route including Kalantara , Sheikhpora , Kreeri have faced significant difficulties due to the deteriorated condition of this road. The once smooth asphalt has cracked and eroded over time, resulting in muddy, pothole-ridden surfaces that hinder daily travel and emergency services. We have not seen this kind of road deterioration for the past 15 years, and there has been little progress; the current public representative remains inactive in addressing this critical matter.
Similarly, the Ziyarat road in Kreeri, which serves as a vital link to religious and community centers, has remained incomplete for over a year. The ongoing construction work has stalled, leaving a dusty, uneven pathway that poses risks to travelers, especially during adverse weather conditions. Unfortunately, there has been a lack of proactive effort from officials to assist the affected communities, exacerbating their hardships.
I wish to clarify that I am not opposed to any political leader or individual. Rather, I am presenting an objective account of the situation. I urge readers to reflect on the past fifteen years and consider the state of infrastructure, specifically road connectivity, under different administrations. It is evident that certain constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir, such as Sangrama, have received development funds including road grants and infrastructural allocations that other constituencies have not in the past government I respectfully request former Minister @BashartBukhari@Basharat_Office to assist in alleviating these hardships. Furthermore, I would appreciate confirmation on whether he intends to raise this issue with higher authorities in the Government of India.
@DCBaramulla Fakhr-ud-din sahib,please see that Babal Kohl is recharged by FBI Division Tangmarg as soon as possible as all zamindar’s of Khaipora & Kreeri area are suffering. Thanks in anticipation
IRAN…Allah bless YOU with His choicest blessings for all times to come 🤲🤲You showed what does siprit of Faith mean(irrespective of muteness exercised by Arab Nations)to The Muslims. US and Iran agree to two-week truce after Trump pulls back on threats https://t.co/NiXxLmoqgM
Minga jee , worthy Deputy Commissioner, Baramulla.This 👇is Babarishi-Baramulla National Highway ( NH-701A ) …. Still very difficult & risky for vehicular movement. Please have a look @mingasherpa
"Even in opposition, our responsibility is to stand with the people and speak for their concerns."
Former Minister & Senior PDP Leader @BashartBukhari
11 years ago — A decisive political moment. @BashartBukhari Sahib filing his nomination for the Sangrama Assembly constituency, standing on the mandate of the people and the promise of accountable leadership...