• Urges cadre to take Omar Abdullah-led government’s good governance record to every household
  • Asks YNC cadre to Get Battle-Ready for ULB, Panchayat Polls

JAMMU: Tejinder Pal Singh Aman, Provincial President of the Youth National Conference (YNC) Jammu, addressed a mega meeting of the party’s YNC office bearers, zonal presidents, and district heads at the party’s Provincial Headquarters, Sher-e-Kashmir Bhawan, Jammu.

Senior Youth leaders of Party functionaries  addressed the meeting Nitish Gowsami, Vishal Parihar Vice Presidents YNC Jammu, Hameed Choudhary Central Zone President YNC, Waqor Lone Pir Panjal Zone President YNC, Sahil Kerni District President Jammu Urban YNC, Amit Kumar District President Jammu Rural “B” YNC, Jaseen Malik District President Samba YNC, Anoop Gupta District President Kathua Urban YNC, Vishabjeet Singh District President Kathua Rural YNC, Aman Gupta District President Billawar Org YNC, Rahil Aslam District President Udhampur Urban YNC, Akash Karka District President Udhampur Rural YNC, Pawan Kumar District President Reasi YNC, Sheikh Fayaz Iqbal District President Doda Rural Bhaderwah YNC, Nafic District President Ramban YNC, Matti Ul Rehman District President Rajouri Urban YNC and Waqar Mir District President Rajouri Rural YNC and Muzamil Malik.

During the meeting, Tejinder Pal Singh Aman called upon the YNC functionaries to get battle-ready for the upcoming Urban Local Body (ULB) and Panchayat elections. He emphasized the need for the youth wing to play a proactive and decisive role in strengthening the party at the grassroots level. He urged the cadre to reach out to every household and effectively communicate the good governance track record of the Omar Abdullah-led elected government, highlighting its people-centric policies and development-oriented approach.

Aman said that the youth of Jammu and Kashmir are the backbone of the National Conference and have always stood at the forefront during challenging times. He stressed that the upcoming elections would be an opportunity to further consolidate the party’s position by taking its message of inclusive development, social justice, and democratic empowerment to the masses.

The YNC Provincial President also reviewed the progress regarding the formation and strengthening of youth district committees, block-level units, and zonal bodies across the Jammu province. He directed the office bearers to expedite the organizational process to ensure that the youth wing remains fully functional and well-coordinated at all levels. He underlined the importance of discipline, unity, and continuous engagement with the public to address their concerns effectively.

Tejinder Pal Singh Aman appreciated the dedication and hard work of the YNC cadre and encouraged them to intensify their efforts in mobilizing young voters. He said that the youth must act as ambassadors of the party’s vision and policies, ensuring that the achievements of the elected government are widely known and understood.

He also prayed for the party’s YNC cadre, expressing hope that they remain steadfast, committed, and resilient in serving the people and the party’s ideology. He reiterated that the Youth National Conference will continue to work tirelessly to uphold democratic values and safeguard the interests of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

The meeting witnessed active participation from YNC leaders and workers, who reaffirmed their resolve to work collectively for the success of the party in the forthcoming elections.

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