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| All Jammu Civil Society Forum meets UFM, apprise JK burning issues | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 17: A delegation of the All Jammu Civil Society Forum (AJCSF) under their convener Gulchain Singh met the Minister for Finance & Corporate Affairs Arun Jaitley and apprised him some burning issues of the state
The All Jammu Civil Society Forum (AJCSF) fully admires the changed bold stance of the government in tackling terror. "We fully trust and support the 'Surgical Strike' and offer unflinching support to the government and our troops for any such future actions if forced upon by enemy misadventures. AJCSF appreciated the Government decision to open an IIM at Jammu as a step in the right direction," said Charak.
There is a full collapse of governing machinery in J&K. Although the 'epicentre' of the problem is truncated in the Kashmir Valley, its tremors and devastation jolts are felt throughout the state and has the potential of national dimensions.
At a rough estimate the losses suffered by the trade, industry, transportation, tourism and hotels have come to a whopping estimated amount of Rs 4,000 Cr up to now. That besides, the forced migrations from border regions leaving behind standing crops ready for harvest have further caused agricultural losses to poor farmers to thousands of Crores. The Farmers have been driven to a state of starvation and need immediate relief for them and their live stock.
The society demanded permanent peaceful solution of the present J&K problem be found by taking all stake holders on board; that is acceptable to all three regions. One way is to grant Regional autonomous councils to all three regions within the constitution frame work.
Till restoration of normalcy in Kashmir, we request for strict vigil on the situation in sensitive areas of Jammu region, so that any back lash from Kashmir does not spill over to disturb the prevailing peaceful life of mutual love and secular co-existence in this region.
There is total paralysis of official functioning of the State Government, which must restore as the secretariat moves to winter capital. We insist that the secretariats at Jammu and Srinagar should remain operative throughout the year since it is not possible for people to go 300 km (each way) for solving their day to day problems for six months every year. Srinagar as such, remains disturbed, mostly under agitations, bandhs or curfew.
Maj Gen Goverdhan Singh Jamwal while thanking the Finance Minister on approval of OROP brought out that the ex-servicemen in J&K have no job opportunities of employment and entrepreneur, hence deserve a better deal. He also amplified the hardship of the migrants for the border faced repeatedly. |
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