Tawseef Nisar

23/08/2026

From promises of 200 free units to an approved 6.83% tariff hike effective Sept 1 ordinary families across J&K face higher bills amid severe inflation. Governance requires delivery, not broken pledges. We demand an immediate rollback.

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22/08/2026

We need to take concrete steps.
It has been communicated to the residents of Anantnag that tenders will be issued.

Can the Department of Floriculture and the Municipal Council not ensure cleanliness by assigning staff to our heritage Sherbagh?

Together, we advocate for a better Anantnag.

20/08/2026

MONTHS LATER: THE UNHEARD PLEAS OF TEELI MOHALLA, ANANTNAG

​Five months ago, I formally brought the deplorable drainage conditions in Teeli Mohalla to the attention of the Municipal Council Anantnag (MCA). Today, it is deeply disheartening to see that absolutely nothing has changed on the ground.

​The residents continue to suffer through waterlogging and unhygienic conditions that threaten public health. This raises a fundamental question of democratic accountability: if our municipal bodies fail to deliver basic civic amenities after repeated appeals, what exactly is the purpose of their functioning? How are public salaries justified when public service is non-existent?

​The people of Anantnag deserve a functional, responsive, and responsible local government. We pay taxes for basic dignity, not to have our streets flooded with sewage due to bureaucratic apathy.

​I strongly urge the District Administration Anantnag to immediately intervene. The administration must hold the MCA accountable and direct them to resolve the Teeli Mohalla drainage crisis without any further delay.

​Let us demand the governance we rightfully deserve. Does your locality face the same municipal apathy? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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20/08/2026

17/08/2026

TRANSPARENCY WINS: A BIG STEP FOR PATIENT CARE AT GMC ANANTNAG

​When citizens raise constructive demands, positive change follows. A few days ago, I brought forward a crucial issue regarding the need for strict transparency and medical ethics in our local healthcare facilities. Today, I am glad to share a highly positive development for the people of our region.

​The Medical Superintendent of MMABM Associated Hospital, GMC Anantnag, has issued directives ensuring the daily preparation, compilation, and display of duty rosters for all Doctors and healthcare personnel. These rosters will now be clearly visible at prominent locations across the hospital, including OPDs, Wards, Nursing Stations, Operation Theatres, ICUs, and Emergency areas.

​Why does this matter? Because every patient and their family deserves to know exactly who is responsible for their care. This move not only brings much-needed accountability to our medical services but also restores public confidence in our healthcare infrastructure.

​I extend my sincere thanks to the hospital administration for listening to the democratic voice of the people and taking prompt, pro-public action. Governance improves when authorities and citizens work together for the common good. Let’s continue to advocate for a dignified, transparent, and robust healthcare system in Anantnag.

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13/08/2026

KANGANHALL DESERVES A SAFE ROAD, NOT ANOTHER DELAY

Today, I visited Kanganhall and was concerned to see the condition of a damaged stretch of the Tailwani–Khundru Road.

According to local accounts and my observation during today’s visit, the road was damaged following recent rainfall and remains in poor condition. The exact timeline and responsibility for the pending repair should be verified by the concerned department through an official site inspection.

For commuters, this is not merely an infrastructure complaint. A damaged road affects daily travel, safety and access to essential services.

In my view, political representation must ultimately be measured by delivery on the ground—not by promises or party labels.

I urge the concerned administration and the elected representative to conduct an immediate technical inspection, repair the damaged portion properly, and examine drainage and reinforcement requirements so that the road is safer and more resilient during future rainfall.

Basic infrastructure should not become a political privilege. It should be a public responsibility.

10/08/2026

22 MONTHS LATER: ANANTNAG DESERVES ANSWERS, NOT EXCUSES

The poor condition of roads in Anantnag Main Town is not a new problem. It has been visible to residents, commuters and shopkeepers for months.

Now, after a prolonged wait, we are hearing that government officials are responsible for the delay in macadamisation.

My question is simple: if there was an administrative delay, what steps were taken during these 22 months to resolve it?

People elect representatives to raise their concerns, pursue departments, demand accountability and ensure that public issues move forward.

Let us also be clear about something important:
Macadamisation of roads is not a substitute for development. It is a basic civic requirement.

People pay taxes and contribute to the economy. In return, they deserve safe roads, functional drainage, proper traffic management, parking facilities, pedestrian infrastructure and planned urban development.

Anantnag needs more than temporary repairs. It needs a long-term urban development vision that prepares the town for the next generation.

I welcome every step that improves our roads. But I also believe that the people deserve transparency:

What caused the delay? Who was responsible? What is the timeline now? And what is the larger development plan for Anantnag Main Town?

This is not about personal criticism. It is about public accountability.

Anantnag deserves results — not explanations after 22 months.

08/08/2026

Kashmir Deserves Accountability, Not Political Theatre

Kashmiris deserve one standard of justice—whether the person involved is politically powerful or an ordinary citizen.

The recent confrontation between PDP leader Iltija M***i and police has produced competing accounts. Police allege that she assaulted a police officer; Iltija M***i has alleged that she was herself manhandled. The facts should be established through a fair and lawful investigation, not through political narratives.

My question is simple: if an ordinary Kashmiri faced a similar allegation, would the same political attention and protection surround the case?

The Public Safety Act is a preventive-detention law; it is not an automatic consequence of every alleged offence. Its use requires legal grounds and prescribed procedure. Justice must therefore be equal, transparent and based on law.

PDP must also answer for its political record. It formed a coalition government with the BJP in 2015. Mehbooba M***i's 2016 “doodh aur toffee” remark remains deeply controversial, while her July 2026 Jantar Mantar remarks about use of pellet guns in Kashmir also triggered widespread criticism. She subsequently apologised for the latter.

I believe Kashmir needs leaders who focus on development, jobs, infrastructure, dignity and accountable governance—not political theatre.
Let us demand politics that serves people rather than emotions.

07/08/2026

Er. Rashid Raises J&K Infrastructure Issues with Nitin Gadkari

Er. Rashid met Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and raised key issues concerning Jammu & Kashmir.

He urged a dedicated Green Corridor for fruit-laden trucks on NH-44 during the harvesting season to prevent delays and losses to fruit growers.

Er. Rashid also sought retention and upgradation of the existing NH-701A alignment, along with expedited work on the Paharthan–Kralnewah Crossing road via Chotribaal.

The Minister assured him that the issues raised would be examined sympathetically.