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Present in the meeting were Commissioner Secretary, GAD, Sanjeev Verma, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, Secretary in Industries & Commerce Department, Smita Sethi, Director General Accounts & Treasuries, Fayaz Ahmad Lone, Director, Sainik Welfare Department, J&K, Brig. Gurmeet Singh Shan, Additional Commissioner Jammu, Naresh Kumar; Special Secretary, School Education Department, Kanta Devi, Additional Secretary Home, Dr Sunil Sharma, Joint Director (HQ) Information Department, Vevaik Puri, Senior Superintendent of Police (AIG), Manoj Kumar while Kashmir based officers participated online.
Speaking on the occasion, the Principal Secretary said that 7th December is observed as the Armed Forces Flag Day to remind all of us to express gratitude as well as appreciation to the military personnel including Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen who valiantly safeguard the nation. He said that the need of the hour is to increase contribution through various means for Ex-Servicemen. He assured the Sainik Welfare Department that all necessary steps would be initiated for welfare of Ex-military personnel.
The Principal Secretary stressed upon creating awareness among the masses about the Flag Day through social media, electronic media and other means to help raise funds. He directed the officers for installation of Q R Code on those tourist places where the footfalls of tourists is maximum.
He added that the contribution towards J&K Armed Force Funds is a symbolic gesture of our sentiments and evidence of our active and continued support to these brave soldiers. The fund facilitates number of welfare schemes being undertaken by the Sainik Welfare Department and the funds so collected are well spent on educational incentives besides mitigating economic distress of ex-servicemen, widows and their dependents.
Earlier, the Director Sainik Welfare briefed the meeting on the initiatives of the department. He informed that the Flag Day material has already been disbursed among all the Deputy Commissioners and Heads of Departments. He urged all the departments to strive and achieve the target set for collection of Flag Day Fund.
