The dream of "Naya Kashmir" is becoming reality: Former MLA Ishfaq Jabbar Applauds the opening of Z-Morh Tunnel

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Former MLA Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar expressed his immense pride and happiness as the long-awaited Z-Morh Tunnel project nears completion. In a statement released today, Jabbar highlighted the significance of the tunnel, which will establish a crucial all-weather connection between Ganderbal and the popular tourist destination of Sonmarg. The new tunnel is set to transform the economic landscape of the region, offering an unprecedented boost to tourism, connectivity, and overall development.

“This is a moment of great pride for all of us, as a long-cherished dream is finally becoming a reality. The Z-Morh Tunnel will not only connect two important regions but will also create a new horizon of opportunities for the people of Ganderbal,” said Jabbar. “The all-weather connectivity to Sonmarg will significantly boost tourism, which will directly impact local businesses, create employment opportunities, and promote economic growth in the area.”

He further praised the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attributing the successful realization of the project to the vision of the central government. "Under the visionary leadership of our Hon'ble Prime Minister, the dream of 'Naya Kashmir' is being realized with each passing day as developmental projects like the Z-Morh Tunnel are completed," Jabbar stated.

In his message, Jabbar also urged the Prime Minister to address the pressing issues faced by the common people, widows, and government employees in the region. "I hope the Prime Minister will consider announcing a special employment package and resolving the ongoing concerns of the public, particularly for the widows and employees, as we continue on the path of development," he added.

The Z-Morh Tunnel is expected to be a game-changer for the region, and its completion marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and promote sustainable development in Jammu and Kashmir.