JAMMU: A press conference of Yuva Bhagat Sabha, Sub-District R.S. Pura, Jammu, was held at Gandhi Nagar on Sunday under the chairmanship of senior community leader D.K. Bhagat. The conference witnessed the announcement of a newly constituted committee aimed at strengthening community outreach and addressing the concerns of the Baladhari community.

During the meeting, the organization announced its new office bearers. Dev Raj Bhagat was appointed as President, while Santosh Bhagat was named Working President. Dinesh Kumar Bhagat will serve as Vice President, Romi Bhagat as General Secretary, Inder Bhagat as Secretary, and Narinder Bhagat as State Secretary.

Addressing the gathering, the leaders emphasized the need for collective efforts to address the challenges being faced by the Biradari community. They stated that the newly formed committee would work dedicatedly to safeguard the interests of the community and ensure that issues affecting the people are resolved in a timely and effective manner.

The office bearers assured that members of the Yuva Mandal and Mahila Shakti can approach the committee with any concerns, suggestions, or grievances related to Baladhari activities and community welfare. The committee pledged to remain accessible to the people and work as a bridge between the community and concerned authorities wherever necessary.

The newly elected members expressed gratitude for the trust reposed in them and vowed to serve with dedication, transparency, and commitment. The Yuva Bhagat Sabha reaffirmed its resolve to stand with the people, promote unity, and work tirelessly for the welfare, upliftment, and overall development of the Biradari community across the region.

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