Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary Inaugurates ₹2.49 Cr Conference Hall in Nowshera, Reviews Local Development Projects
NOWSHERA (RAJOURI), JULY 7 — In a major boost to local administrative infrastructure, Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary today inaugurated a state-of-the-art conference hall at the PWD Dak Bungalow in Nowshera, constructed at an estimated cost of ₹2.49 crore. Designed to serve as a modern venue for official meetings, high-level conferences, and public interactions, the facility underscores the government’s commitment to creating quality public assets that streamline governance and enhance public service delivery.
Addressing a large gathering of local residents, the Deputy Chief Minister emphasized the administration’s unwavering focus on inclusive, people-centric development. He stated that infrastructure growth remains a top priority, assuring the public that every effort is being made to complete ongoing projects within strict timeframes while maintaining the highest quality standards. Prior to the inauguration, Choudhary conducted an extensive inspection of various critical developmental works across the Nowshera constituency—including roads, bridges, and civic infrastructure—directing concerned officers to expedite execution, ensure complete transparency, and strictly adhere to prescribed timelines to improve local connectivity and quality of life.
Concluding his visit, the Deputy Chief Minister hosted a detailed public outreach programme, directly interacting with local residents, public representatives, and various delegations. He assured the attendees that their genuine grievances and community demands would be addressed on a priority basis through a highly coordinated effort among the district’s line departments. The event was attended by senior administrative officials, including the Additional Deputy Commissioner of Nowshera, the Superintending Engineer of the PWD, Executive Engineers, and other key officers from the district administration.