Displaced Kashmiri Pandits Demand Monthly Relief Hike

Displaced Kashmiri Pandits demand monthly relief amount of Rs 25 thousand: Kashmiri Pandits.

Jagati Tennit Committee and Soun Kashmir head Shaadi Lal Pandita have demanded from the Central Government and J&K Administration that the monthly relief amount should be increased to Rs 25 thousand per month.

In the Corona era, the occupation of the people has already ended.On the other hand, even the bread of two times is not avaliable.

The economic situation of the displaced Kashmiri Pandits has deteriorated more than ever. Therefore, this is the time for the central government to increase the monthly relief amount of displaced Kashmiri Pandits.

Displaced Kashmiri Pandits demand:

At present, the Kashmiri Pandit family is getting a monthly relief of Rs 13 thousand per family. But it is no longer possible to live through it.

The Jagti Tenement Committee and Son Kashmir had also organized a movement in Jagati for a long time, due to their demands, which is now stopped due to Covid.

If the demands of the displaced Kashmiri Pandits are not accepted, then Jagati Tennit Committee and Soun Kashmir will have to start their movement again.

Shaadi Lal Pandit said that for taking immediate relief, however, the administration should take a big decision.The central government should fulfill its promises which were made with the Kashmiri Pandits.

Kashmiri Pandits want to go to the valley but to date, the central government has not been able to produce any blueprint.

Satellite colonies should be built for Kashmiri Pandits in the valley so that Kashmiri Pandits can have a safe environment.

Jammu Kashmir: Jammu does not stand in health facilities ahead of Kashmir, patients dying every day here.

Due to the Corona infection, the state medical college is once again in question due to the frequent deaths in Jammu.

An average of fifteen patients is dying here every day. Patients are complaining of a lack of facilities. But Jammu is always more backward than Kashmir in terms of health facilities.

The visionary leaders of Kashmir had already built facilities on the lines of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Srinagar. But no one from Jammu improved and patients here succumbed to lack of facilities.

If we take a look at the figures, the only option of treatment for patients before the formation of medical colleges in Doda, Rajouri, and Kathua in the Jammu division was the state medical college Jammu.

Most of the patients of these districts still come to this medical college. The population of about six lakhs of the Jammu division is completely dependent on this medical college.

Everyone has failed to meet the shortage of staff and facilities in district and sub-district hospitals.