Secretary JKSEBCC felicitates 20 mothers blessed with girl child at GMC Rajouri.

GNSONLINE RAJOURI
SHYAM SOOD

RAJOURI, OCTOBER 18:–On Tuesday Secretary, J&K Socially and Educationally Backward Classes Commission (J&K SEBCC), visited Government Medical College & Associated Hospital (GMC&AH) Rajouri and felicitated twenty mothers blessed with girl-child.
The Secretary, S. Param Jeet Singh met with the mothers of the newly born girl child, felicitated them with baby kits & congratulated them & their family members.
Pertinent to mention here that the Modi government has launched flagship schemes to promote gender equality, including Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (Save the Daughter, Educate the Daughter) to address the issue of a gender-skewed ratio and generate greater welfare of the girl-child.
The Government of India has taken numerous measures to ensure the equality of girl children. A huge number of welfare schemes and financial aids are introduced regularly for ensuring the welfare of the girl child, their education, and health.
While interacting with the mothers in GMC&AH, S. Param Jeet Singh said that the parents should be thankful to God that they are blessed with a girl child and also told them in present times the girls are bringing pride and glory to the Nation and excelling in every field and we all have to join hands for their bright future.
Calling for sustained, collaborative efforts to encourage girls at all levels, fields for their systematic development, he urged the stakeholders to work in tandem and percolate the benefits of schemes to the women folk as the first charge.
He also applauded the efforts of the officers for their spirited efforts to ensure the successful implementation of the BBBP campaign in the district and asked them to keep working with the same zeal for the welfare of the women in society.
“Girls are nowhere less than the boys and have shown their caliber in all fields of life. Parents should encourage their girls not to limit themselves in any way, but to pursue their dreams and passion” said S. Param Jeet Singh.
The Secretary also visited the Drug de-addiction center and impressed upon the staff to ensure that the best possible services are provided to the drug addicts in the center.
He also interacted with the staff of the GMC&AH and asked them to provide the best Medicare services to the patients in the GMC&AH.
Officers who accompanied the Secretary during his visit were DSWO, Wakeel Ahmed Bhatt; Medical Superintendent, GMC&AH, Dr. Mehmood Bajar; TSWO, Rahul Puri, and other officers.