We are also planning to establish a Backward Welfare Department like other states in the country,” the Lt Governor said. He said the Act passed by the Parliament will be implemented in letter and spirit. Rules are being framed and will be published soon, he added. The Lt Governor reiterated the commitment of the UT Administration towards the empowerment of OBCs to realize the vision of Viksit Jammu Kashmir. Today, the UT of Jammu Kashmir is witnessing a transformative change in the society. It is a new beginning for the deprived sections of the society, the Lt Governor said.
- Reiterates Government’s commitment towards the empowerment of OBCs to realize the vision of Viksit Jammu Kashmir
- For the first time since India's Independence, justice has been delivered to OBCs in J&K: LG Sinha
- Backward Welfare Department to be established in J&K like other states in the country: LG
- Members of the community expressed their profound gratitude to Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi for reservations in Panchayats & ULBs of J&K
- The Act passed by the Parliament will be implemented in letter and spirit. Rules are being framed and will be published soon: LG Sinha
Under the leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, accelerated development, better infrastructure and facilities have boosted the local economy, and established peace and harmony in Jammu Kashmir, he added.
Sh Mohammad Iqbal Ahangar, Chairman, Jammu Kashmir Other Backward Classes (OBCs) Welfare Association, expressed gratitude to the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, Hon’ble Home Minister Shri Amit Shah and Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha for socio-economic and socio-political upliftment of the OBC community. He said, the last four years in the history of J&K have been truly “4 Saal Bemisaal”.
Sh Mohammad Shafi Shama, President, J&K OBC Welfare Association, thanked the Government of India and UT Administration for empowering the OBC community in J&K. Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji has mitigated our decades-old suffering and provided justice to the community, Advocate Shabir Ahmed said. More than 150 representatives of the OBCs from different walks of life were present during the interaction.