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Baba Ghulam Badshah Shadrah Sharief Road is totally dilapidated condition

By Arif Qureshi


GNS RAJOURI MAY 22 : Road that connects the famous shrine Baba Ghulam Badshah (BGSB) Shadrah Sharief is totally in dilapidated condition, authorities mum over the issue. 
The road condition leading to famous pilgrim site Baba Ghulam Shah Badashah Shahdara sharief is in such a dilapidated condition that itself expose the tall claims of the government of boosting tourism in the area. 
The Shrine is six kilometers away from Rajouri - Thannamandi - Bufliaz - Road on the one hand and constitutes shortest route for the commuters of Jammu as well as Kashmir Division Connecting the prestigious Mughal road on the other. 
The devotees and the visitors using this road do not bother to visit again keeping in view the worst Condition of the above Road ,where as spurious type of black toping was done but led to the detritus condition of the road . This was elaborated at press Conference organized by Muslim welfare forum, Mughal Road joint action committee under the banner of J&K confederation for civil liberties at Thannamandi. Speaker while addressing the media persons criticized the functionaries including border road organization for not paying a heeding ear to the long pending genuine demand of the public of the area regarding the double laning of Rajouri-Thannamandi-Bufliaz road where hollow promises have been made several times. 
The speakers finally gave a time of one month for the execution of double laning of said road otherwise the public will be compelled to take up stringent agitation to concede their demands. The speakers include Abdul Rashid Shawl 
president Muslim welfare Forum, Dr. M.S. Shad convenior J&K confederation for Civil liberties and MD Sadeeq Ghanie Vice chairman Mughal Road Joint action committee.

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