Khalid Mahmood Ranjha and DC Adeel Haider Direct Departments to Improve Facilities and Complete Development Schemes on Time
MANDI BAHAUDDIN (Raja Muhammad Ayub) — The Mandi Bahauddin DCC Meeting reviewed ongoing development projects, public welfare initiatives and essential services across the district. Punjab Parliamentary Secretary for Law and Justice Chaudhry Khalid Mahmood Ranjha and Deputy Commissioner Adeel Haider jointly chaired the meeting at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office.
Officers from all relevant government departments attended the meeting. They discussed development schemes, Chief Minister’s special initiatives, law and order, and public services in the Health and Education departments.
The participants reviewed the progress of ongoing development projects across Mandi Bahauddin district. They also examined the implementation of special initiatives launched by the Punjab government.
The meeting assessed the district’s overall development progress and identified the need to accelerate ongoing projects. Officials also discussed public complaints and various welfare initiatives.
The meeting reviewed the quality of facilities in government health and education institutions. Participants discussed ways to improve service delivery and provide better facilities to local residents.
The chairpersons emphasized the importance of effective departmental coordination. They directed relevant officers to address public concerns and improve the performance of their respective departments.
During the Mandi Bahauddin DCC Meeting, officials received clear instructions to improve public facilities and complete development schemes within their approved timelines.
The chairpersons stressed that departments must ensure the effective implementation of government policies. They also directed officers to prioritize public welfare and deliver maximum relief to citizens.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to accelerate development activities, improve public services and resolve issues faced by residents of Mandi Bahauddin.
