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Mahila Congress workers' meet held 2/17/2016 11:38:46 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, Feb 17: A meeting of Pardesh Mahila Congress was held at Utligim/Beerwah Budgam Maagam today under chairmanship of President Indu Pawar. The meeting was organized by Jawaihara Akhter. In her address, Pawar said that Mahila workers of the party are core workers and should meet regularly to discuss the issue and problems which require immediate attention of the Government and administration. Congress is party of grass root workers and core workers especially Mahila workers are our strength. She further said that people are appreciating policies of congress party and congress has agenda of secularism, brotherhood & development of all regions of state without any discrimination on caste, creed or regionalism. Congress has policies of peace and development of human values and is focusing on youth and all sections of society. Women as voters are vital members of society & also have a greater role to play for peace & development. Congress is the party which has leadership and capabilities to provide good governance and development of human values based on secularism and tolerance.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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