Shadow Correspondent
JAMMU Oct 11:
A delegation of the Shaheed Bhagat Amarnath and Jagannath Charitable Trust, led by its Chairman, Shri Surinder Bhagat Ji and Members met with the Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Shri Vikas Kundal, IAS, to discuss key issues concerning reservation, social justice, equal opportunities, and the overall development of Jammu and Kashmir.
The delegation included Shri Rashpal Digra Ji, General Secretary of the Trust; Shri L.D. Gorkha Ji, Cashier; Shri Hansraj Ji, Secretary; and Advocate Anukul Bhagat, along with other members of the Trust.
During the meeting, the delegation highlighted the importance of reservation for eligible and deserving sections of society in Jammu and Kashmir. The members also paid tribute to Shaheed Bhagat Amarnath Ji, remembering his sacrifice and the struggle for justice, equality, and the rights of the people.
The delegation emphasized that reservation has remained a significant issue for the people of Jammu and Kashmir and expressed its view that Article 370 acted as a major barrier to reservation opportunities, social justice, and the overall development of the region. The members stressed the need to ensure that all eligible communities receive fair opportunities, adequate representation, and the benefits of government policies.
Chairman Surinder Bhagat Ji, along with the members of the delegation, urged the administration to take serious cognizance of the genuine concerns of the people and work towards decisive, constructive, and fruitful decisions that would strengthen social justice and accelerate development across Jammu and Kashmir.
The delegation also emphasized the importance of constructive dialogue between the administration and social organizations to address public concerns effectively. It expressed hope that the issues discussed during the meeting would receive due consideration and lead to positive outcomes in the larger public interest.
The Trust reiterated its commitment to the ideals and legacy of Shaheed Bhagat Amarnath Ji pledging to continue its efforts for the welfare of society, the protection of people’s rights, equal opportunities, and the progress and prosperity of Jammu and Kashmir.
The delegation expressed confidence that sustained cooperation between the administration and social organizations would help build a more just, inclusive, developed, and prosperous Jammu and Kashmir.
