Local
State President of Human Rights Council India flags incomplete Jal Jeevan Mission in Kherpit Larnow, Jammu & Kashmir
Human Rights Council India’s state president, Bilal Ahmed Butt, highlighted the unfinished Jal Jeevan Mission project in Kherpit Larnow, noting residents’ struggle for safe drinking water.
State President of Human Rights Council India, Mr. Bilal Ahmed Butt, visited Kherpit Larnow in Jammu & Kashmir to inspect the water‑supply scheme being implemented under the Jal Jeevan Mission.
During the visit, he observed that the project remains incomplete, forcing local residents to contend with a shortage of safe drinking water.
Mr. Butt appealed to senior officials of the Public Health Engineering (PHE) department to commence work on the pending sections without delay and to ensure the scheme is completed promptly.
Local inhabitants echoed his concerns, demanding that the project be given priority, hu stressing that water is a fundamental human need and should not be denied to the community.
The Human Rights Council India reaffirmed its commitment to raise public grievances with the relevant authorities and to advocate for the provision of essential services. Hv
During the visit, he observed that the project remains incomplete, forcing local residents to contend with a shortage of safe drinking water.
Mr. Butt appealed to senior officials of the Public Health Engineering (PHE) department to commence work on the pending sections without delay and to ensure the scheme is completed promptly.
Local inhabitants echoed his concerns, demanding that the project be given priority, hu stressing that water is a fundamental human need and should not be denied to the community.
The Human Rights Council India reaffirmed its commitment to raise public grievances with the relevant authorities and to advocate for the provision of essential services. Hv