Ahsan Pardesi announces approval of new PHC building in Khonmoh

National Conference MLA Lal Chowk, Ahsan Pardesi, on Wednesday announced that a major electoral promise made to the people of Khonmoh has been fulfilled with the sanction of a new Primary Health Centre (PHC) building in the area. As per KNS, the new hospital building will be developed on modern lines and is expected to significantly bolster the healthcare infrastructure in Khonmoh and its adjoining areas, Pardesi said. Speaking on the occasion, the MLA said the demand for a well-equipped healthcare facility had been pending for several decades due to the inadequate infrastructure to cater to the growing population of the constituency. Recalling his commitment during the Assembly elections, Pardesi said he had promised the people of Khonmoh that he would work tirelessly to ensure the construction of a new hospital with improved infrastructure and enhanced facilities. “Today, that promise has been fulfilled. This is a historic moment for the people of Khonmoh and adjoining areas and one of the major initiatives undertaken in Lal Chowk Constituency,” he said. He added that the new hospital building would go a long way in addressing the healthcare concerns of the people and would ensure better medical facilities closer to their homes. Pardesi congratulated the people of Khonmoh and adjoining localities on the approval of the new hospital building and expressed hope that the project would usher in a new era of improved healthcare services in the region. The MLA also expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for his “dynamic vision, leadership, and continued support” in addressing the developmental needs and public grievances of the constituency. He further thanked Health Minister Sakeena Itoo for her “unwavering support and cooperation.” Pardesi stated that the leadership of the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference remains fully committed to the welfare of the people and to ensuring the provision of better healthcare and other essential public services across the constituency.