Kashmiri Pandits Shout Slogans Against The Administration
Kashmiri Pandits shout slogans against the administration, demand to increase relief amount in Jagati: Kashmiri Pandits.
Kashmiri Pandits again staged a demonstration in Jagati on Friday to raise the monthly relief for displaced Kashmiri Pandits and shouted slogans against the government.
These people say that the displaced Kashmiri Pandits are not being heard. Despite repeated requests, the central government is not increasing the monthly relief.
Members of the Jagati Tenement Committee and Soan Kashmir raised slogans against the government. Said that the displaced Kashmiri Pandits are not being taken care of.
On the occasion, the activists warned the Central Government and the Jammu and Kashmir administration that if no decision is taken about these people soon, the Kashmiri Pandits will be forced to violate all the rules and regulations.
Addressing on the spot, Jagati Tennit Committee head Shaadi Lal Pandita said that for years, the displaced family is going through a monthly relief of Rs 13,000.
Previously, this amount used to be spent. But now the cost of displaced families cannot be incurred due to increased inflation.
Therefore, the monthly relief should be increased to 25 thousand rupees. The Central Government and the Jammu and Kashmir administration have been repeatedly informed but no one is listening.
At the same time, Raj Kumar Tikku said that the Jammu and Kashmir administration and the central government should formulate a policy that the displaced Kashmiri Pandits should be economic development of the Kashmiri Pandits.
Therefore, every displaced family member should be given a government job.
If the government does not take the views of the displaced Kashmiri Pandits seriously and does not agree to it, then the struggle will be intensified in the coming days.
He said that talks are being held with all Kashmiri organizations so that a united voice can be raised for the displaced.
In Kashmir, the sign of the national flag is mandatory in schools, schools will be of the same color.
A campaign to free schools in Kashmir from the shadow of terror and separatism has started.
The administration has made the picture of the national flag mandatory by fixing the standard design for the signboards of all government schools.
There will not be any paint of different colors on the buildings of all government schools, only the gray and white colors will be on the outer walls.
School managers have been asked by the principals to ensure compliance with the above orders as soon as possible.
According to the Education Department, the Deputy Director Scheme of the School Education Department has been entrusted with the task of white and white color in school buildings and setting up signboards.
The weekly report has to be sent to the administrative department. The work is to be completed by 30 April.
According to the Education Department, the Chief Education Officer (CEO) in each district will prepare the complete details of the schools where the walls are decorated or painted with gray and white colors.
