Return Of Kashmir Pandits Is The Top Priority Of Government

Return of Kashmir Pandits is the top priority of government: Manoj Sinha. Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha said, “I only believe in solving people’s problems and their issues on the basis of pragmatism.”Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha has assured the displaced Kashmiri Pandits of a respectable return to the valley after leaving home during the period of terrorism.

He said that the respectable return of the displaced to Kashmir and the protection of the rights of every section of the state is the first and highest priority of the state administration. He said that the time of hollow slogans has passed. Now is the time to turn slogans into reality.I do not believe in hollow slogans.

I only believe in solving people’s problems and their issues on a practical basis. He said that he himself is visiting various areas and taking stock of the problems of common people. Manoj Sinha himself is reaching people’s doorstep to listen to the reality of people’s development works and the problems of the people. On Monday, he was in a residential colony built for displaced Kashmiri Pandits in Jagati, the outskirts of Jammu.

After becoming the Lieutenant Governor, he first reached in the colony among Kashmiri Pandits. LG  have given full confidence of the demands for political reservation for the displaced Kashmiri Pandits and to build more colonies like Jagati Migrant Township. Talking to the Kashmiri Pandits, he said that the state administration is working on the agenda of inclusive and inclusive development of Jammu and Kashmir.

These demands were placed

Kashmiri Pandits Permanent Rehabilitation of Migrants, Increase in Relief Amount, Special Economic Package for Encouragement of Entrepreneurship among Kashmiri Pandits, Compensation of Damaged Property of Kashmiri Pandits in Kashmir, Removal of illegal occupation of lands, houses of Kashmiri Pandits in Kashmir, Kashmiri Demanded political reservations for Pandits and setting up of some more colonies like Jagati. He has also submitted a memorandum to the Lieutenant Governor in support of his demands.