Sangrur, October 22:- Narinder Kaur Bharaj, MLA from Sangrur Assembly constituency, laid the foundation stone of a water supply scheme in Bangawali village, with an approved cost of Rs 106.98 lakh, under the Punjab Department of Water Supply and Sanitation. On the occasion, she said that the Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, is continuously working to provide basic amenities to people, with special focus on improving drinking water facilities in rural areas.
MLA Narinder Kaur Bharaj said that clean and safe drinking water is a basic necessity for every family. She said the water supply scheme in Bangawali would strengthen the village’s water supply infrastructure and help provide better water supply facilities to residents.
She said the Punjab government aims to develop such facilities in villages that can benefit people over the long term. She added that addressing drinking water needs on a priority basis is an important step towards improving public health and living standards.
Narinder Kaur Bharaj said the effectiveness of development works depends on their quality and timely completion. She directed the concerned department to ensure compliance with prescribed technical standards during the execution of the scheme and to regularly monitor the work so that residents could benefit from it on time.
The MLA appealed to villagers to use water judiciously, saying that conserving water is a shared responsibility. She said public cooperation is also essential to prevent unnecessary wastage of water and maintain the water supply system.
She assured residents that efforts would continue to address the basic needs of villages in the Sangrur constituency and resolve people’s problems.
