Committee on Petitions holds first meeting in Srinagar; Chairman calls for speedy disposal of genuine public concerns

SRINAGAR: The Committee on Petitions, Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, today held its first meeting at the Assembly complex, Srinagar. The meeting was presided over by the Committee Chairman, Pirzada Farooq Ahmad Shah which was attended by the members including Mushtaq Guroo, Salman Sagar, Waheed Ur Rehman Para, Mian Mehar Ali, Vijay Kumar and Thakur Randhir Singh also participated in the meeting.

The Chairman outlined the roles and responsibilities of Committee members, expressing confidence in their ability to work collaboratively and contribute effectively to the Committee's success. He emphasized the importance of coordination and teamwork in achieving the Committee's objectives.

The Chairman assured that the Committee will thoroughly examine every petition, pursuing each to its logical conclusion and ensure prompt resolution of genuine public concerns. He added that the Committee will also report to the House on specific complaints raised during evidence, recommending suitable remedial measures as necessary.

 The Chairman emphasized that the Committee will function strictly within its mandated framework and will regularly meet to formulate and implement a course of action for prompt resolution of petitions referred to it. He urged upon all the members to discharge their duties diligently and uphold the decorum and responsibilities entrusted to them. He emphasized on the seamless contribution from all members and concerned officers for the vibrant functioning of the Committee.

The Members actively participated in the discussions, sharing their suggestions and feedback on various pertinent issues. Earlier, Secretary, Legislative Assembly, Manoj Kumar Pandita, deliberated on various aspects regarding the functioning of the Committee.