• Attends one day youth convention at Ramnagar, Udhampur Rural

RAMNAGAR: Tejinder Pal Singh Aman, Provincial President of the Youth National Conference (YNC), Jammu, today attended a one-day youth convention at Ramnagar in District Udhampur Rural, organised by Akash Kharka District President YNC Udhampur Rural. The convention witnessed enthusiastic participation from the local youth, who voiced several pressing concerns affecting the District Udhampur Rural youth from remote areas of Ramnagar and Basantgarh participated in strength.

During the interaction, the youth prominently raised the long-standing demand for a local sports stadium and expressed serious concerns regarding rising unemployment. Responding to their issues, Tejinder Pal Singh Aman assured the gathering that he would take up these matters with Hon’ble Cabinet Minister Satish Sharma Ji for prompt attention and redressal.

Another critical issue brought to light was the plight of flood-affected families in the region. Affected youth and locals sought relief and assistance for those severely impacted. Tejinder Pal Singh Aman gave a firm assurance that he would personally convey these concerns to Hon’ble Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Sahib, for timely intervention and necessary support.

Speaking on the occasion, Aman also appealed to the youth to remain vigilant against the growing menace of drug abuse. He urged them to become torchbearers of social responsibility by extending a helping hand to flood-affected families in their area.

ā€œThe youth of Jammu and Kashmir have always stood resilient in the face of adversity. Under the leadership of Omar Abdullah Sahib, our party has consistently prioritised youth empowerment, skill development, and grassroots participation. We are committed to continuing that legacy and ensuring that every voice is heard and acted upon,ā€ said Tejinder Pal Singh Aman.

In a significant organisational development, Aman handed over the nomination letter  to the newly appointed Akash Kharka District President YNC Udhampur Rural. He congratulated the new office-bearer and advised them to expedite the constitution of District Bodies and Block Committees to strengthen the Youth National Conference at the grassroots level.

While addressing the Youth National Conference Convention Mr Ramparshotam Sharma District President Udhampur Rural highlighted the achievements of the Government led by Omar Abdullah and said that for unemployed educated youth the Government has advertised various posts in various departments which were otherwise freezed by the bureautic setup in the J&K.

Nitish Goswami, Provincial Vice President YNC Jammu, and Zameer Qureshi they urged party workers to intensify their grassroots connect and begin preparations for the upcoming Panchayat and Urban Local Body (ULB) elections, calling these polls a crucial opportunity to strengthen democratic institutions at the grassroots level. The convention concluded with a renewed commitment from the youth to work collectively for the betterment of the region and to uphold the values and vision of the National Conference.

Among those who were present included: Mir Qasim District Vice President Udhampur Rural, Pavitar Singh District Secretary Udhampur Urban, Abdul Rashid District Secretary Udhampur Rural, Tirth Ram Block President, Kamal Sharma, Makhan Lal former Chairman Municipal Corporation Ramnagar, Darshan Kumar Sharma, Uttam Singh District Secretary YNC, Rishab Sharma, Amandeep Singh, Rohit Goswami, Rohit Sharma Block President Ramnagar YNC, Ravi Kumar, Mohd Farooq, Ravi Verma, Mohan Lal, Sunil Singh, Balbeer Singh, Rakesh Singh and others. 

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