Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today held meetings with locals in Doda district for over 15 hours, in one of the longest public interactions in recent times by a leader, officials said.
Mufti, who reached Doda yesterday on the second leg of her three-day tour of Chenab valley region, started grievances redressal camp at10.30 AMwhich continued till late in the night, a government spokesperson said in an official statement.
The last deputation which met her past midnight around1.40 AMcame from Palmas area of Doda and demanded construction of a footpath and connecting the area with the circular road of the town.
Around 100 deputations met Mufti during her public outreach programme and given the large number of people and their demands, it continued pastmidnightmaking it one of the longest interactions in the state in recent times, it said.
According to the statement, the grievances redressal camps convened by the chief minister generally extend up to late in the evenings.
The camp at Kishtwaron Saturdaywhich started at11 AMended at11.30 PMwith a deputation from Drabshalla bringing their problems to her notice, it added.
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