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Creation of New Employment Package for Displaced educated Youth, Need of hour : Yogi and Pandita
9/2/2026 12:25:06 AM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 1: Senior KP leader and General secretary Vishwa Kashmiri Samaj M.K. Yogi along with President Displaced Kashmiri Pandit front Vinod Pandita today once again appealed Prime Minister, Home Minister of India and Lt. Governor J&K for creating/advertising at least twenty thousand posts in different departments for educated Displaced Youth as since 2008/09, no such special employment package or drive was given /conducted among educated displaced Youth despite passing more than fourteen years as in these fourteen years unemployment in the educated displaced youth of the community has touched sky which has created big frustration and desperation among them that needs a keen humanitarian review in order to provide solace to the educated displaced youth after fourteen years forthwith.
In a Joint statement issued today both by M.K.Yogi and Vinod Pandita, have said thar the big issue of unemployment among the educated Displaced youth has caused great desperation and demoralisation in them which needs immediate attention and solace.
Yogi and Pandita have once again appealed to Prime Minister, Home Minister and Lt. Governor J&K for taking a humantarian review of this grave issue and resolve the unemployment problem among the displaced educated youth in exile by creating / advertising at least twenty thousand posts for them in the different departments of UT of J&K and Central Government in order to tackle this menace of unemployment among the Displaced educated youth as well utilize their potential for the service of the Nation.
They also urged Governent of India for construction of additional new residential Quarters for those migrants who are living on rent in non camps in pathetic conditions, enhancement of monthly cash assistance of Displaced migrants who are solely dependent on this meager amount from rupees 13000 to rupees 25000 at least keeping in view the high rise in daily essential commodities. The other notable and prominent persons of the community who endorsed these demands were Balkrishan Pandita, Shuban Ji Raina,
Ashok Kumar Koul, Virender Ganjoo, Vinod Bhat , Jyoti Dhar (adv), Geeta Koul, Sanjana Sher, Shoki Kanth, Inderjeet Raina, Sanjay Raina, Ashish Kumar, Ashutosh Pandita and others.
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