Lt. Governor RK Mathur holds meetings with delegations in Ladakh

Lt. Goverr R K Mathur of Union Territory Lakh on Tuesday met with  representatives of   Lakh Automous Hill Development Council (LAHDC). Upon his meeting with members of LAHDC, Lt Goverr RK Mathur said, "  entire nation mires and values patriotism and communal harmony of people of Kargil Lakh and sacrifices y have me for nation." meeting was also attended by Chairman and Chief Executive Councilor, LAHDC, Kargil Feroz Ahm Khan, Executive Councilors, Deputy Commissioner and CEO, LAHDC, Kargil, Superintendent of Police Kargil and Councilors.

Lt. Goverr also conducted a meeting with  district officers, met Joint Action Committee (JAC) of Kargil, and also interacted with various political, religious leers, social groups and associations.

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' government wants Lakh to prosper just like or parts of India'- R K Mathur

During his meetings, Lt Goverr R K Mathur stated that Central Government wants Kargil to prosper just like or parts of nation and become a partner in country’s ecomic progress. He also said that fund flow for developmental projects in region will increase and that recent government decisions were meant to speed up progress of people of Lakh. 

Lt. Goverr assured that operation of commercial aircraft, AN 32 Courier Service, MI-17 and or Helicopter services, opening up of Zojila pass till late winter, etc will be worked upon as top priority. 

During day an exposure visit for Executive Council members of both LAHDCs in near future was anunced.  members of LAHDC Kargil were informed during meeting that that funds for completion of Council Secretariat infrastructure project will be released in a short course of time. 

RK Mathur furr ded that for efficient ministration Raj Bhawan, UT Secretariat, Police establishment and residences will be me available in Kargil also. 

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