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Page7 Local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2019 (PAGE 7) Advisor Ganai reviews stock, supply position of LPG, petroleum products *Chairs BoD meeting of SC, ST, BC Corpn Excelsior Correspondent FCS&CA Kashmir to submit ing schemes, loan disbursement the utilization certificate of the and recovery process. JAMMU, Jan 19: Advisor to supply of Kerosene oil so that The Board took several Governor Khurshid Ahmed further quota is released well decisions which included Ganai today reviewed the stock in advance. expansion of J&K SC, ST & National Conference Provincial President Devender Singh Rana addressing a meeting in MLC Vibodh Gupta interacting with media persons at and supply position of LPG, He directed Controller LMD BC Development Corporation Jammu on Saturday. Rajouri on Saturday. kerosene and petroleum prod- to take necessary steps for and financial health of the ucts in the State at a high level proper covering and hygiene of Corporation. No alliance, confident to meeting attended by senior food items including meat, Secretary, Social Welfare Justice will be soon delivered to functionaries of Kashmir and dressed chicken and bakery Farooq Ahmed Lone and Jammu Divisions. items. Secretary Tribal Affairs, Abdul Commissioner Secretary Pahari community: Vibodh Meanwhile, Khurshid Majid Bhat were present in the Excelsior Correspondent dream of Pahari community a form stable Govt alone: NC FCS&CA, Dr. Abdul Rashid, Ahmed Ganai chaired 39th meeting. Director FCS&CA Kashmir, reality. Excelsior Correspondent polls alone, he said the leader- ing the challenges and steer- meeting of the Board of The BoDs deliberated at RAJOURI, Jan 19: Pahari MLC said plight of Pahari ship has already made it clear ing the state to peace and tran- Director FCS&CA Jammu, Directors of Jammu & Kashmir length on the steps required to community suffered greatly due JAMMU, Jan 19: Exuding people and demand for reserva- that National Conference will quility, braving numerous Controller LMD and represen- Scheduled Castes, Scheduled be taken for revival of the to division during Partition confidence about giving tion has been raised by him at not forge any alliance with odds. tatives of Indian Oil Tribes and Backward Classes Corporation for making it more which made them vulnerable to Jammu and Kashmir a much several occasions. "Whether we any political party as it Rana and Sadhotra spelled Corporation, Bharat Petroleum, Development Corporation here. efficient and at the same time to poverty and unemployment and needed stable and strong were in opposition or in believes the people as main out various challenges faced Hindustan Petroleum besides The meeting reviewed the provide more benefits to the still the community is facing a Fovernment, National Government the demand for fountain of power. He said the to the state, inter allia, includ- other senior officers of con- functioning of the corporation under privileged sections of the never ending trial of abject Conference today ruled out cerned departments were pres- reservation to Paharis was in my people of Jammu, Kashmir ing dilapidated utility servic- besides status of various ongo- society. poverty, economic and social priority list and as MLC, I any alliance in the ensuing and Ladakh have realized the es, lack of development, poor ent in the meeting. backwardness. elections. Divisional Commissioner enthusiastically took up the crucial need of strong and sta- implementation of various State wide agitation of forest NC, Congress and PDP issue and struggled for the aspi- “Coalition culture does not ble government as a dispensa- welfare schemes and said con- Kashmir attended the meeting promised various perks to them suit the state like Jammu and through video conferencing. rations of Pahari people", he tion on crutches cannot deliv- certed efforts would be made employees enters third day in form of reservation and other added. Kashmir, which is confronted er on governance front, which to generate employability, With regard to the winter aids but none were conveyed. Excelsior Correspondent allowance, conveying of DPCs of He strongly asserted that the with numerous challenges has been proven many a times. instill sense of security among stocking, the meeting was However BJP is committed with the people essentially informed that total 245844 LPG all cadres, reorganization of the Kashmir-centric political parties The Provincial President the people and provide respite JAMMU, Jan 19: State wide to brought an end to the plight of craving for peace and normal- Cylinders, 3019 KLs of MS, department and regularization viz PDP, Congress and NC always also reiterated the resolve of to marginalized segments of agitation of forest employees Pahari community and fulfil cy, development and 10079 KLs of HSD and release of wages in respect of daily played with their feelings and National Conference to offer society, especially the border entered into third day at PCCF their expectations in the form of progress”, Provincial 4683Kls of SKO have been wagers, casual labours, seasonal used them for vote bank politics any sacrifice for preserving dwellers and weaker sections. Office Van Bhawan and at all divi- 3 per cent reservation which was President Devender Singh stocked in remote and inacces- labours and consolidated workers but the top-most leaders of BJP and strengthening Article 370 They said the problems of the sions' office of the State. passed by BJP-PDP coalition Rana said while addressing a sible areas of Kashmir valley. of the department. considered it an issue of justice and Article 35A, which are farming community have Thousands of forest employees and is pending on the table of key meeting of the provincial Adequate supply of these com- The leaders of the association to the ignored class. facing a threat from inimical increased manifold, which are participated in the agitation under Governor, said senior BJP leader body and senior leaders, con- modities have also been appealed to the Governor, Advisor MLC said that Pahari people forces, who have been engi- needed to be addressed on pri- the banner of Non-Gazetted Forest and MLC Vibodh Gupta while vened to strategies and draw a stocked in Jammu Division, the (K), Chief Secretary, are living in the remote and neering overt and covert ority besides giving fillip to Officers Association. addressing a press conference road map for the assembly meeting was informed. Commissioner Secretary Forests backward areas with lesser facil- machinations to weaken these industrialization. The protesting employees were here today. elections. The Advisor while taking and PCCF J&K to fulfill the gen- ities and reservation to them will constitutional provisions. He Addressing the meeting, demanding implementation of the He said reservation will ben- Rana said the National stock of existing supply of LPG, uine and agreed demands of the bring equity and unprecedented said the people of the State, Th Rachpal Singh, State agreement extended between efit the deprived Pahari people Conference will reach out to diesel, kerosene oil and petrole- forest employees on top priority to development. irrespective of their religious Secretary, exhorted the cadre Principal Chief Conservator of of Rajouri, Poonch, Uri, Karna encourage the forest frontline BJP District President the people with its plank of or regional affiliations have to gear up in a big way for the um products, directed for ensur- and other hilly areas of J&K Forests J&K Jammu and employees. development, peace, progress, foiled all these attempts in the democratic exercise, which ing adequate availability of who always remained nationalist Dinesh Sharma also advocated Association leaders. "The authori- Those who addressed the gath- employment and the agenda of past and are ready to isolate promises change and end to these commodities in snow to the nation. He cited the exam- the demand of reservation to ties assured through written agree- ering were State President of the preserving the special identity proponents of weakening administrative cum develop- bound areas in the state. He ple of Uri which largely consti- Pahari people and said that BJP ment to NGFOA that their Association, Chief Advisor Sheikh of the state and satiating the these constitutional guaran- mental inertia across the state. directed the companies to main- tute of Pahari population and is committed to work for the demands will be settled within 20 Bashir Ahmad, Mir Nazir, urges and aspirations of all the tees. The other senior leaders tain a contingency stock of LPG said that Uri has always isolated ignored and deprived sections of days, but after lapse of more than Provincial President Kashmir regions. Regional autonomy, Speaking on the occasion, and functionaries also of at least 21 days for snow itself from the activities of society. three months, the demands are not Ghulam Nabi Kalam, Provincial he said, is a way forward to former Minister Ajay Kumar addressed the meeting and bound areas so that the local Hurriyat and remained loyal to Ex-District President and fulfilled", they said. President Jammu Ravi Kumar, fulfill the urges of the people Sadhotra said the people were presented their view points on populace does not suffer. the mainstream India. MC Rajouri Vice-Chairman They demanded removal of State Vice President Ghulam Nabi and empowering them at all craving for a change, which the ensuing elections. The Advisor asked Director Gupta further said that the Bharat Bushan Vaid, Atam pay anomaly, release of two and War, Vice President Jammu levels with opportunities to can be brought about by the BJP State unit has also pressed Gupta, Ranjeet Tara, Ashwani half days extra salary in favour of Province Gurcharan Singh and all. National Conference alone the demand of ST status to the Koccher, Mohammad Azeem forest frontline employees, risk many others. Elaborating on going to that has a track record of fac- Big Bazaar's 'Sabse Saste 5 Pahari community and is mak- and Zahid Ahmed were also Rekha visits Jammu District Wards Din' from Jan 23 to 27 ACB books ZEO Qazigund, SMC ing real efforts to make this present.
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