Srinagar, July 21: Faisal Mir, BJP leader called on Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha on Tuesday and projected various development issues of Habba Kadal area.
Subsequently, Rohit Bhat, Chairman, Khushaal Kasheer Educational Trust, Bandipora also called on the Lieutenant Governor. He was accompanied by Shri Rashid Fayaz, Joint Secretary of the trust.
In the meantime, Faisal Mir, BJP leader called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and projected various development issues of Habba Kadal area.
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