Promised Wheat Delivery Raises Concerns: Union Council “Kiti Sho” Calls for Accountability

 

In a recent turn of events, concerns have arisen regarding the promised wheat delivery by Civil Supply Officer Kharmang to the general public of Union Council “Kiti Sho”. Despite committing to providing wheat during negotiations held from 3rd June to 10th June, it is now the 14th of June, leaving many questioning the reliability of this promise and the level of trust placed in the authorities. In response, the Union Council “Kiti Sho” members have called for accountability and action to ensure the timely provision of wheat quotas to the impoverished masses.

The Broken Promise:
When the Civil Supply Officer, pledged to deliver wheat to the public of Union Council “Kiti Sho”, it was met with hope and anticipation. However, the passage of time has brought disappointment as the promised wheat remains undelivered. The community now seeks answers and demands transparency regarding the whereabouts of this commitment.

The Trust Deficit:
The broken promise has led to a significant trust deficit between the authorities and the Union Council members. The failure to fulfill this crucial commitment not only affects the livelihoods of the people but also erodes their faith in the promises made by those in power. This incident highlights the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and responsible governance.

Call for Action:
The members of the Union Council “Kiti Sho”, deeply concerned by the unfulfilled promise, are taking a stand against this negligence. In a report submitted, they insist that the U.C. Kiti Sho promptly takes up its responsibility to provide wheat quotas to the impoverished masses from December to June. The community expects action and tangible solutions, rather than empty promises.

Peaceful Protest for Change:
Frustration over the unmet commitment has fueled the desire for change within the Union Council KS. With the passing of time and the lack of response, the members have decided to initiate a peaceful protest, starting from the upcoming Friday. This organized and non-violent demonstration aims to draw attention to the urgent need for responsible action, transparency, and the timely provision of essential resources to the marginalized communities.

Seeking Accountability:
Under the leadership of President and Members of the All-U.C. Kiti Sho Action Committee, Kharmang, the Union Council KS members are determined to seek accountability for the broken promise. They emphasize the importance of restoring trust and ensuring that such incidents do not recur in the future.