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JAMMU: One Day Convention of Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Women Wing was organized by Bimla Luthra former MLA and State Vice President Women Wing and Presided over by Shamima Firdous Honble MLA and State President Women Wing JKNC at Sher-e- Kashmir Bhavan, Jammu today. Rattan Lal Gupta Provincial President Jammu, Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Provincial Secretary Jammu, District Presidents and Party functionaries Women Wing JKNC were also present. Mrs Bimla Luthra highlighted the problems and difficulties faced by Women folk in Jammu Province and also emphasized regarding the worst condition of law and order faced by the Women folk.
Addressing the Convention Shamima Firdous said that there is a alarming rise in crime across Jammu and Kashmir has become a matter of grave concern for every citizen. The law and order situation appears to be deteriorating with each passing day, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of the agencies entrusted with maintaining peace and security. The safety and dignity of women must remain the highest priority of any government. The administration must wake up to the gravity of the situation and act decisively before public anger and concern grow further.
Shamima Firdous highlighted key initiatives taken by the Omar Led Govt including free travel for women in Govt. Buses, enhancement of marriage assistance from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000 for Poor families, provision of 200 units of free electricity per month for AAY households, doubling of the monthly ration quota from 5 Kg to 10 Kg per person for AAY beneficiaries, enhancement of Old age Pension/ Handicapped Pension/ Widow Pension from Rs 1000 to Rs 1500 above 60 to 80 years and Rs 2000 to aged more 80 years and above. Moreover Omar led Govt is committed to empower women folk in J&K.
Addressing the Convention Rattan Lal Gupta it is deeply unfortunate and disturbing that, as reported in various media reports, around 6 to 7 young girls and women have reportedly gone missing every month in District Kathua over the past year. This is a shocking situation that has created fear, anxiety, and insecurity among families, particularly among women and young girls.
Mr Gupta said that the continued disappearance of young women and the apparent failure to trace them promptly expose serious shortcomings in the functioning of the law enforcement machinery. The people of Kathua and the entire Jammu region deserve answers. Families of the missing girls have been running from pillar to post seeking justice, while the authorities appear to be maintaining a silence that is both troubling and unacceptable.
The administration and police cannot afford to remain mute spectators when such sensitive and serious incidents are taking place repeatedly. Every missing daughter is a matter of concern for society and the government. The failure to effectively investigate these cases not only erodes public confidence but also emboldens criminal elements.
The National Conference demands from LG administration a high-level, time-bound investigation into all reported cases of missing girls and women in Kathua district. The government must place the facts before the public, identify those responsible, and ensure that strict action is taken against anyone found involved in criminal activities. Special investigation teams should be constituted, and regular progress reports should be made public to restore confidence among the people.The people of Jammu and Kashmir deserve security, justice, and accountability, Mr. Gupta.
Among others who were present in the convention included: Deepinder Kour former MLC, Pardeep Bali Provincial Secretary Jammu, Vijay Lochan Chairman SC Cell, Abdul Gani Teli Chairman OBC Cell, Rakesh Singh Raka, Rajni Devi Working President Women Wing Jammu, Laxmi Datta Senior leader, Rita Gupta, Dilshad Malik Vice Presidents Central Zone, Shama Akthar former Corporator,Joginder Kour District President Jammu Urban Women Wing, Kuldeep Kour District President Jammu Rural “A” Women Wing, Daljeet Sharma District President Jammu Rural “B” Women Wing, Aruna Thakur District President Ramban Women Wing, Sushma Devi District President Samba Women Wing, Ashu Rajput District President Kathua Rural Women Wing, Parveen Akthar District President Kathua Urban Women Wing, Shahnaz Akthar District President Gool Gulabgarh Women Wing, Anita Thakur District Vice President Doda, Arti Suri, Parbha Slathia and other party functionaries were also present.
