Bandipora, Feb 25: The cadre of senior political leader Usman Majid on Tuesday described the tenure of District Development Council (DDC) Bandipora member Firdous Akhtar as “historic,” as she formally completed her term on February 24, 2026.
In a detailed joint statement issued to Kashmir Convener on Wednesday, the cadre expressed heartfelt gratitude to Firdous Akhtar for what they termed a tenure marked by integrity, transparency and unwavering dedication to public welfare.
They said her time in office stood out for its emphasis on honest governance, grassroots development and people-centric decision-making.
The statement highlighted that throughout her tenure, Firdous Akhtar maintained a reputation for personal and professional integrity, setting what they described as a “rare example” of clean public life in contemporary politics.
According to the cadre, she consistently upheld the highest standards of accountability and ensured that public resources were utilized judiciously and transparently for the larger good of the constituency.
“Her approach to governance was rooted in sincerity and a deep sense of responsibility towards the people,” the statement read, adding that her focus remained firmly on addressing long-pending developmental issues, strengthening infrastructure at the grassroots level and ensuring that welfare schemes reached the most deserving sections of society.
The cadre’s statement further stated that during her tenure in the District Development Council of Bandipora, she prioritized community engagement and participatory governance. By remaining accessible to the public and regularly interacting with residents across villages and localities, she fostered a culture of trust and responsiveness. Her open-door approach, they noted, strengthened the crucial link between citizens and the administration, enabling timely redressal of grievances and improved coordination in developmental works.
They also credited her with playing a constructive role in advancing key developmental initiatives, particularly in rural infrastructure, public services and welfare outreach.
According to the cadre, her sustained follow-up on projects and her persistent advocacy on issues concerning basic amenities significantly contributed to improving governance delivery mechanisms in the district.
Terming her tenure “graceful and successful,” the cadre remarked that her leadership reflected a blend of humility and determination. They said her ability to navigate administrative processes while staying firmly connected to the people distinguished her term from routine political office-holding.
As Firdous Akhtar steps down after completing her term, the cadre conveyed profound appreciation for what they described as her selfless service and tireless commitment to the welfare of the people of Bandipora.
They expressed hope that her experience and dedication would continue to benefit the district in the years ahead. They extended their best wishes for her future endeavours, expressing confidence that she would remain steadfast in her commitment to public service and continue contributing meaningfully to the socio-economic progress of Bandipora.
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