Delegation meets the CM, informs about the situation in Gojal

PT Report

Islamabad, January 25: A delegation of Islamabad based professionals of Gojal met chief minister of Gilgit – Baltistan at GB House the other day. They apprised the minister of the immediate threats posed to over seven thousand people due to the lake formation on Hunza River. They also discussed the difficulties faced by the twenty five thousand people of Gojal valley due to the blockade of Karakuram Highway.

The chief minister assured the delegation that all out efforts are being made to provide relief and release water from the artificial dam. He said that he would take the issue with higher authorities and inform them of the aspirations of the natives.

The delegation comprised of Abdul Waheed, Salman Udin, Aziz Ahmed Bahar and Rehber Ali Shahgoon.

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6 Responses to Delegation meets the CM, informs about the situation in Gojal

Karim

January 26, 2010 at 5:37 pm

what makes Wahid, Salman, Aziz and Rehber to dive into the metter from doing press conference, protesting and meeting high delegates. As we know their is platforum GECA and members are elected for such situations…. where are these members now…….are they aware of the situation or they are safe in Islamabad
mirbon

January 26, 2010 at 7:48 pm

No…GECA is not aware of the current situation facing by the people of Gojal, the platform will be available for only culture shows in Islamabad.Wahid,salman ,Aziz and Rehber has done good job .

Mirbon
Ruzdor

January 26, 2010 at 8:14 pm

Very positive step by the Gulmit youth, we must appreciate them. We need to take each and every means to ” Save Gojal “
Yar Khan

January 26, 2010 at 11:00 pm

I propose Mr Baig and Mr; Mutabiat Shah to mobilize a massive but a peacefull rally of the people of Hunza/Nagar in Gilgit, particularly in front of CS, Core commander Gilgit as well as ‘GB assembly’. Otherwise the longer it’ll take, the worst we’ll face. We need to beat some sort of drums at the doors of the sleeping (ignorant) guards.
Eng.Farman Karim

January 27, 2010 at 8:18 am

It would be an extremely bluff with over selves to keep expectations with the current GB CM that he will peruse the issues regarding Hunza disaster and will take any result oriented action, it would be just wastage of time, now it’s up to people of Hunza even living in Hunza, Gilgit and Islamabad/Rawalpindi to form delegations or make rallies to pressurize the key govt. personales,,,,other wise prolonging the river course blockage will adversely affect our people living in Upper Hunza.
FAHEEM AFZAL GULMIT

January 27, 2010 at 11:15 am

WEL NO NEED OF GECA. IF A.WAHEED & DELEGATION HAS MET THE CM, THATS DE BEST STEP.GECA WIL MEET THE CM..AFTER 2 MONTHS.