SRINAGAR, March 9: The residents of Wachi-Shopian Saturday held a protest against the district development commissioner for attempting to lay foundation of newly announced degree college at Reshipora.
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The residents held a protest accusing DC Shopian for attempting to lay foundation stone of degree college at Reshipora instead at Wachi.
“All the formalities have been completed and even free land is available at Wachi but DC wants establishment of college at Reshipora,” Manzoor Ahmad Wani, a resident Wachi said.
He said that land has been identified by the officials too many times. “Wachi is the best location for establishing the college. DC Shopian has brought the foundation stone and kept in his office,” he said.
