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JKHWF urges govt to fulfill demands of physically handicapped 10/2/2015 11:59:59 PM Early Times Report GHAGWAL, Oct 2 : A meeting of Jammu & Kashmir Handicapped Welfare Forum (JKHWF) was held at Ghagwal today under the chairmanship of Charan Dass Chairman of the Forum wherein various problems of the physically handicapped persons were discussed in details. While addressing the meeting, Surinder Khajuria said that the state government is maintaining total silence over the various problems of the physically handicapped persons and not even a single demand of the disabled was accepted by the government. Rajesh Khajuria President Tehsil Unit Hiranagar expressed resentment over the non-redressal of the various problems and said that the government has not increased the pension of the disabled persons resulting which the disabled persons are bound to die due to starvation.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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