Recent construction activities at the Naseem Bagh area of Kashmir University (KU) have sparked apprehension among stakeholders regarding the potential loss of greenery on the campus.
The stakeholders, including students and environmentalists, have voiced their concerns over the new construction, fearing that it may result in the degradation of the lush green surroundings, particularly endangering the iconic Chinar trees that have graced the area for generations.
Naseem Bagh holds a special place in the hearts of the KU community, renowned for its verdant expanses and historical significance. The majestic Chinar trees, synonymous with the natural beauty of the campus, have become emblematic of the area's charm and heritage.
The prospect of encroachment on this green oasis has stirred emotions among those who hold the campus's environmental integrity dear. Many worry that the construction may disrupt the delicate ecosystem and compromise the aesthetic appeal of the cherished green space.
As discussions continue regarding the implications of the ongoing construction, stakeholders emphasize the need to strike a balance between development and preservation, ensuring that the unique ecological and cultural heritage of Naseem Bagh remains safeguarded for future generations.