NASEERABAD :Deputy Commissioner Naseerabad, Varender Lal, accompanied by Executive Engineer B&R and SDO Abid Ali Painwar, conducted a detailed inspection of ongoing and completed public welfare development projects across various areas of the district.

During the inspection, he reviewed black-topped road projects including those of Muhammad Nawaz Khosa, Muhammad Nawaz Sarpara, Sardar Changez Khan Sasoli, Amanullah Sanaullah Nichari, Syed Khair Muhammad Shah, Muhammad Umar Bari Shakh, Meri Shaukat Bangulzai Manjoshori, Manzoor Bangulzai Manjoshori, Haji Moladad Umrani Tambo to Mirowah, Mirowah to Haji Khan Umrani, Pat Feeder Canal Hussain Pendarani Manjoshori, Balan Shakh Goth Ghulam Mustafa Sarpara to Abdul Baqi Sarpara, among others.

Quality Check & Briefing

The Deputy Commissioner examined the construction stages, costs, work pace, materials used, and timelines, receiving detailed briefings from relevant officials. He directed that all projects strictly adhere to prescribed standards and construction principles, warning that "no compromise on quality will be tolerated."

Water Supply Issue Resolved

Addressing a grievance raised during an open court (Khuli Kachehri) regarding non-supply of water to Tael area residents, DC Lal inspected the site personally, observing water filling ongoing in the residents' pond. Expressing satisfaction, he directed irrigation officials to ensure timely and equitable water supply to tail-end areas in the future.

School Infrastructure Inspection

The Deputy Commissioner also inspected the additional classrooms construction project at Government High School Juma Khan Umrani Tambo, directing that educational institution projects be completed within stipulated timelines to provide a conducive learning environment for students.

DC's Vision

"Various development projects are underway to provide basic facilities and improve quality of life for the people, and effective monitoring is among the district administration's top priorities," DC Lal stated. He emphasized that no compromise on quality, pace, or transparency would be accepted, directing officials to enhance project oversight, ensure material quality, and complete projects within timeframe for early public benefit.

He noted that improved road infrastructure and other projects would facilitate better transportation, boost trade, economic, and social activities in the area, with the administration committed to continuous monitoring to ensure sustainable, high-quality development aligned with public needs.