The Prime Minister of the Independent State of Jammu and Kashmir Chaudhry Anwarul Haque has said that the current government has brought reforms in the government system in 15 months, the fruits of which are reaching the common man. To bring the region to the stage of construction and development, we have to fulfill our duties along with our rights. The state runs on public taxes and bills are part of it where the collective attitude is that we are not ready to pay three rupees per unit electricity bill and expect the state to provide us with quality education, health and newspapers of international standards. It is not possible to get equal to, we all have to contribute to the national treasury according to our scale. The pension matters of municipal corporation employees will be taken out from the local government board and paid through the accounts office. Overseas have many complaints regarding Mirpur Development Institution, their lands are being occupied, due to which overseas are reluctant to invest here, we have to bring reforms in every institution to end this mistrust of overseas so that the legitimate problems of the people can be solved. No need to ask anyone for a solution. Public service is my agenda and solving public problems is my priority. The authority that Allah has given is the trust of the nation, I cannot think of betraying it, nor will I allow anyone to betray it. No claim of good governance. I will do good governance by all means. There is no place for corrupt elements. I will not let people's problems become a red tape. Media representatives should highlight the development and development of the state and public issues. We are the heirs of the martyrs of Kashmir, the Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir should be exposed to the world. The roads and other development works of Journalists Colony will also be completed. Positive journalism should be promoted.
He expressed these views while interacting with various delegations during his visit to Mirpur. The delegations included officials and members, lawyers, local councilors, victims of Mangala Dam, transporters, under the leadership of Kashmir Press Club President Syed Abid Hussain Shah. Including other delegations met and explained their problems.
Azad Kashmir Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwar Haq assured the delegations that the current government of the state is the servant of the people and all the resources of the state will be used according to the law and rules for the duty of service. He said that the employees of the municipal corporation. The issue of pension is being resolved. Instead of the local government, they will pay the pension of the municipal employees from the accountants office.