- J&K Youth benefitted by 370 abrogation: Sat Sharma
- Sat Sharma, Ashwani, Randhawa, listens to public grievances
JAMMU: Pressing for the early redressal of the issue raised by youth who applied for various technical trades under JKSSB for the operation of waiting list in multiple trades, who appeared for the examination, Sat Sharma, former Minister & former BJP State President, said that the youth is the future of nation and the issues faced by them must not go unattended for a longer period of time.
A large deputation of aspirants of multiple competitive examinations today visited in the grievance cell and represented that the waiting lists of AEs, JEs and all multiple competitive exams conducted by SSB should be operated in case of the posts that fell vacant due to the resignation of the selected candidates in the various selection lists within a year.
Sat Sharma, former Minister, Ashwani Sharma, former MLA, Vikram Randhawa, former MLC, Jeet Angral, former JMC Chairperson, and Er. TK Sharma, co-Incharge Swacch Bharat Abhiyan were listening to the public grievances at BJP headquarter, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu.
Sat Sharma, while interacting with a large number of youth in a deputation was apprised that they are facing difficulty as the JKSSB authority is not operating the waiting list for various technical trades, after which he immediately took up the matter with the concerned.
Sat Sharma, feeling concerned towards the youth, said that no issue of the youth must go unattended, as the youth is the future of a nation and the society. He said that the BJP under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has understood the youth as one of the most important classes in the society, which has the potential to change the future of the family, society, nation and the world. He said that while after the abrogation of the Article 370, Modi government has done unprecedented work for various abandoned and oppressed sections, the career, job, and business opportunities have been enhanced manifold in the region.
Sat Sharma, also said that India under the leadership of PM Modi has now the distinction of most successful unicorns in the world and has been scaling heights in the inventions, discoveries, industrialization, which has created ample work opportunities for the youth. The youth of J&K has benefitted most from this fast development under the Modi government, said Sat Sharma.
Ashwani Sharma said that BJP has fulfilled the aspirations of all the sections of society, while strengthening the nation with futuristic vision. He said that the Modi government has committed itself to prepare the nation to lead the world and stressed that this will empower every person in the society.
Vikram Randhawa said that the BJP is the party of people and every issue faced by the public is of paramount importance for the party. He assured the deputations that their issues will be pursued for their prompt disposal. Jeet Angral and Er. TK Sharma managed the proceedings of the grievances camp. They shared that more than 50 deputations visited the party headquarters to share their grievances with the senior leaders.
Various other deputations and individuals from Samba, Talab Tillo, Satwari, Doda, Ajeet Nagar, Nagrota, Janipur, Amb, Kishtwar and other places shared their grievances with the BJP leaders, which were related to electricity, pension case, promotion, repair of road, sewerage, drains, land record correction, water supply. All the grievances were taken up with the senior officials of the concerned departments for early disposal.
