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JU Scholars call on Prof Bhim Singh 5/25/2016 11:02:11 PM Early Times Report Jammu, May 25: Nearly two dozen Ph D Scholars of Dogri Language Department in Jammu University met Prof Bhim Singh, Chief Patron NPP today with their strongly built memoranda on their problems they have been facing as scholars in Jammu University. The scholars in their interaction they pleaded with Prof Bhim Singh for Panthers Party support to ensure a workable and genuine solution to the problems being faced by the scholars in Dogri language and the students in Jammu province. The scholars pleaded that Jammu Province is not provided educational facilities in Jammu Province. It is sad that districts of Poonch, Rajouri, Kishtwar, Doda and Ramban have not been provided a single school or college in the above said five districts when each district is having a sizable percentage of Dogri speaking state residents. The scholars told Prof Bhim Singh that there are 512 educational institutions in Jammu Province whereas with Dogri as start only in 60 institutions. The scholars said that this is tragedy that the Central University Kashmir is heaving 'Kashmiri language' as a subject in the list of syllabi. The biggest discrimination is noticed that the Central University in Jammu has not cared to include Dogri Subject in its syllabus. Prof Bhim Singh assured the scholars that he shall take up the matter before the Supreme Court of India to ensure justice and equity to the students of Dogri language.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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