Displaced Kashmiri Pandits Struggling For Government Jobs

Displaced Kashmiri Pandits struggling for government jobs: Kashmiri Pandits. The Kashmiri Pandits living in the transit camps of Jammu migrating from the valley in 1990.

Kashmiri Pandits now demanded from the administration that one member of every displaced family should be given a government job.

This will improve the economic condition of these people.

Kashmiri Pandits, who have been protesting for a long time in Jagati Nagrota displaced colony, say that in the last thirty years Kashmiri Pandits expelled them in these displaced colonies, but there was no change in their lives.

In order to improve the economic condition of Kashmiri Pandits living in Mande Hall, one member of every displaced family must get a government job.

Shaadi Lal Pandita, President of Jagati Tenement Committee, said that our houses, lands, gardens, gardens were all left in the valley.

Kashmiri Pandits became homeless from their own homes.

We are now living in the displaced colonies of Jammu. The government has also been asked repeatedly to increase the cash relief, but no hearing is being held.

In such a situation, now our demand is that the administration should give the government job of one person from every displaced family so that that family can come out of the house.

This time the administration has been made aware. But no response has been received from the administration so far.

At the same time, Rakesh Kumar Tikku says that displaced Kashmiri Pandits are on the road these days for their rights.

If the administration did not work in this direction, the Kashmiri Pandits would be forced to make their struggle even stronger.

The displaced Kashmiri Pandit has been on a gradual hunger strike for 41 days and now he will have to tighten his struggle. Hence, a demonstration is being planned in Jammu city.

Neglect of Talwara displaced is not tolerated: Jagdev Singh

The Talwara emigrants held a meeting in the local club premises under the chairmanship of the Talwara Migrant Action Committee District President Jagdev Singh in connection with the pending demands.

During this period, slogans were also raised for the constant neglect of the government.

On this occasion, Jagdev Singh said that resentment against the government is increasing among the Talwara displaced due to a lack of timely government assistance and non-fulfillment of pending demands.

He said that many months of ration and cash assistance is due to the displaced. The condition of the quarters of the colony displaced from above has become very dilapidated.