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  • Lt Governor dedicates this month’s edition to citizens of J&K for their historic participation in Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra

    Lt Governor dedicates this month’s edition to citizens of J&K for their historic participation in Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra

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    The powerful Jan-Abhiyan initiative ‘Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra’ to reach out to the vulnerable section of society will create a new future for developed India: LG Sinha

    LG shares the inspirational stories of Entrepreneurs, Farmers, Artisans & Self-Help Groups

    LG commends ‘No Helmet No Petrol’ campaign by District Administration Anantnag and Petroleum Dealer Association

    JAMMU, JANUARY 21:–Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha dedicated the 34th edition of ‘Awaam Ki Awaaz’ programme to the citizens of Jammu Kashmir for their historic participation in ‘Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra’.

    “Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra, a powerful Jan-Abhiyan initiative to reach out to the vulnerable section of society will create a new future for developed India,” the Lt Governor observed.

    He said the participation of 40 lakh citizens of Jammu Kashmir so far in this journey has laid a strong foundation for progress in both rural and urban areas of the Union Territory. I am confident that the Janbhagidari and the healthy competition among the districts will continue to take the extraordinary journey of J&K UT forward on the path of prosperity and inclusive development, he added.

    Sharing the inspirational success stories of the citizens, the Lt Governor appreciated the effort of Bikram Singh of village Jhankar, Kathua for teaching new methods of farming to the people in his village. He is a living encyclopedia on integrated farming and is always ready to help others who want to secure the benefits of diversification, the Lt Governor said.

    Ghulam Hassan Sheikh of Village Chamboora, Budgam is full of unyielding determination. The strategic expansion or business diversification in his professional career such as handling the business of ‘Carpets to Kashmiri Lal Mirch’ is inspiring the other entrepreneurs, the Lt Governor said.

    The Lt Governor made a special mention of Ghulam Hussain Wani, a skilled carpet artisan from Srinagar, who has become a household name for his expertise in carpet repairs and is playing an important role in preserving the finesse of this rare art form. Nari Shakti is capable of creating possibilities from nothing. The story of Ms Kaushalya Devi of Chenani, Udhampur reveals that Self-Help Groups have made a significant impact on the economic empowerment of women in rural areas, the Lt Governor said.

    He commended the ‘No Helmet No Petrol’, a road safety campaign by District Administration Anantnag and Petroleum Dealer Association.

    The unique endeavours of Nisar Ahmed, a resident of Mattan; Vishal Roudhan, a youth from Udhampur and Kulgam’s Mahmooda Akhtar to connect fellow citizens and youth with social campaigns and promoting the ancient traditional art of hand embroidery also received appreciation from the Lt Governor.

    Highlighting the efforts of the UT Administration to facilitate the creation of amenities for tourists in rural and far-off areas, the Lt Governor said the recent surge in the registrations for homestays shows immense potential of offbeat tourist destinations.

    He called upon the people living in rural and border areas to take advantage of this opportunity and assured every support from the administration to them.

    The Lt Governor voiced the suggestions received from Balwinder Salaria from Billawar, Kathua; Bandipora’s Yasir Rashid; Varun Bharti from Kathua and Arjamend from village Nowpachi, Kishtwar regarding waste management in rural areas, clean cooking fuel, renewable energy and provision of telemedicine services in villages and steps to ensure public participation in the extension of telemedicine services.

    He directed the concerned departments to take immediate and appropriate action on the valuable inputs received from the citizens.

  • J&K Pradesh Mahila Congress District President, Anantnag, Humaira Gulzar, Leads Protest Against Smart Meters and Unschedule Power Cuts

    J&K Pradesh Mahila Congress District President, Anantnag, Humaira Gulzar, Leads Protest Against Smart Meters and Unschedule Power Cuts

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    SRINAGAR/ANANTNAG JAN 21:– In a resolute stand against the potential risks associated with the deployment of smart meters and the persistent issue of unscheduled power cuts, Humaira Gulzar, the District President of Mahila Congress in Anantnag, orchestrated a fervent protest aimed at drawing attention to the concerns of the community.

    Health and Privacy Concerns Surrounding Smart Meters

    Addressing a gathered crowd with passion and conviction, Gulzar voiced her apprehensions regarding the implementation of smart meters in the region. She underscored the need for a meticulous evaluation of the potential health hazards and privacy implications associated with this technological advancement. Gulzar emphasized that any such deployment must prioritize the well-being and rights of the residents.

    “I stand here not just as a representative but as a voice for the people of Anantnag. The deployment of smart meters must be approached with caution, considering the potential impact on our health and privacy,” remarked Gulzar during the protest.

    Unscheduled Power Cuts Disrupting Daily Lives

    The protest also shed light on the prevalent issue of unscheduled power cuts, disrupting the routine lives of the people in Anantnag. Gulzar passionately conveyed the collective frustration of the community, demanding swift action from the concerned authorities to rectify the situation.

    “The frequent power cuts are not only inconvenient but pose a significant challenge to the daily lives of our residents. It is our duty to ensure that the concerns of the community are heard and addressed,” Gulzar added.

    Call for Collaboration and Transparency

    Humaira Gulzar called for a collaborative effort between the community and authorities to find a sustainable solution to the power supply issues. She emphasized the importance of open dialogue and urged for a comprehensive review of the smart meter implementation strategy. The Mahila Congress District President highlighted the need for greater transparency in decision-making processes related to technological advancements.

  • JKPYC Vice President Shabnum Khan Embarks On Employment And Justice Advocacy Program In Baramulla 

    JKPYC Vice President Shabnum Khan Embarks On Employment And Justice Advocacy Program In Baramulla 

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    SRINAGAR/BARAMULLA JAN 21:-Shabnum Khan, the Vice President of JKPYC (Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Youth Congress) in Baramulla, has launched a comprehensive program aimed at addressing the pressing issues of unemployment and advocating for justice (Nyay) in the region. The initiative underscores Khan’s commitment to socio-economic development and equitable opportunities for all.

    In a move that reflects proactive leadership, Shabnum Khan has designed a multifaceted program that not only focuses on creating employment opportunities but also emphasizes the need for a just and fair society. Recognizing the challenges faced by the community, Khan is determined to contribute to positive change and upliftment.

    The employment-centric aspect of the program involves strategic collaborations with local businesses, skill development workshops, and job fairs to connect job seekers with potential employers. By fostering partnerships between the public and private sectors, Shabnum Khan aims to boost the economic landscape of Baramulla, thereby enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

    Simultaneously, the justice advocacy component of the program underscores the importance of fairness and equality in the region. Shabnum Khan is actively engaging with community leaders, legal experts, and grassroots organizations to address issues related to justice and promote a legal framework that safeguards the rights of all individuals.

    Speaking on the launch of the program, Shabnum Khan expressed her dedication to the welfare of the community, stating, “Our vision is not just to create jobs but to ensure that justice prevails in every aspect of life. By standing for employment, we are standing for the prosperity of our people, and by standing for Nyay, we are standing for a society built on principles of fairness and equality.”

    The program has garnered support from various quarters, with local residents, community leaders, and business owners expressing optimism about the positive impact it is poised to make. Shabnum Khan’s dynamic approach and commitment to holistic development have resonated well with the community.

    As the program unfolds, it is expected to serve as a catalyst for positive change in Baramulla, setting an example for similar initiatives across the region. Shabnum Khan’s vision for a thriving, just, and equitable society is gaining momentum, and the community looks forward to reaping the benefits of this transformative program.

  • UPA hosts an interaction program with Indian Civil Society at Jammu.

    UPA hosts an interaction program with Indian Civil Society at Jammu.

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    JAMMU JANUARY 19:–Scores of sociopolitical activists participated in an interaction program with the prominent members of the Indian civil society at Jammu today.

    The meet was organized by the United Peace Alliance (UPA), an association of several sociopolitical organizations and activists, to discuss a wide range of issues and challenges being faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

    The visiting delegation of Indian civil society comprised Peace Activist Daya Singh from Gurgoan, Senior Journalist Anand Vardhan from Lucknow, Ashok Wankhede from Delhi, Sheikh Hussain from Mumbai, Arwind Khushwahah, Ajay Shukla from Chandigarh, Anokha Lal and others.

    The speakers belonging to the several sociopolitical organizations narrated a long saga of pain and suffering faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

    The speakers said being administered by the so called largest democracy on earth there are no traces of democracy in Jammu and Kashmir. They said there was no place for dissent with the strict restrictions on the right to expression in Jammu and Kashmir. They said continuing conflict in Jammu and Kashmir was eating into our generations and our youngsters are living in a state of uncertainty. They called for a comprehensive dialogue process among all the state holders to resolve the dispute of Kashmir once and for all. The speakers also called upon the visiting delegation of Indian civil society to highlight issues of basic human rights voilations in Jammu and Kashmir at all the forums across India.

    Mir Shahid Saleem chairman UPA, while speaking on the occasion expressed his profound thanks and gratitude the noted members of the Indian civil society who came all the way from across India to share the pain and sufferings of the people of Jammu and Kashmir who are being subjected to the worst kind of colonial treatment at the hands of New Delhi. He said Indian civil society can play a vital role in making the people of India understand the Kashmir conflict with its historic background. The members of visiting delegation assured participants of the meeting that they would continue to highlight the colonial treatment meted out to the people of Jammu and Kashmir at the National level.

    Those who spoke on the occasion included ID Khajuaria, Com Muhammad Yousaf Tarigami, Sheikh Abdul Rehman former MP, Tarsim Lal, Com Maqbool, Shibanji Koul, Kulbushan Singh, Inder Dev Singh, Sunny Kant Chib. Chodhary Sayeed, Narinder Khalsa, Com Subash Mehta, Babu Hussain Malik, Sr. Tajinder Singh, Lakash Bali, Dr. Muhammad Hussain, Sr Harjit Singh, Com Sukhdev Singh, Com Pritam Singh, Adv Jamil Kazmi, Mansoor Magray, Farooq Ahmed, Sheikh Yousaf, and others.

  • Deputy Commissioner Rajouri reviews preparedness for Republic Day celebrations

    Deputy Commissioner Rajouri reviews preparedness for Republic Day celebrations

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    RAJOURI, JANUARY 19:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat presided over a comprehensive meeting today to meticulously review the arrangements for the forthcoming Republic Day celebrations.

    The focus of the gathering encompassed an in-depth discussion on the intricacies of the cultural program, the meticulous composition of the parade, and the strategic execution of award presentations. The agenda extended beyond the ceremonial aspects, delving into the minutiae of arrangements for sanitation, provisioning of drinking water, seamless power supply, robust medical care facilities, emergency services, and a foolproof security apparatus.

    In underscoring the paramount significance of Republic Day, the Deputy Commissioner fervently directed the officers to synergize their efforts, leaving no stone unturned to ensure that all arrangements are seamlessly executed well in advance.

    The festivities of the day are set to commence with a soul-stirring Shehnai Vadan organised by the Information Department. This will be followed by the grandeur of the flag hoisting ceremony and a parade that will showcase the collective strength and pride of contingents representing District Police, NCC, CRPF, BSF, Home Guard, JKFPF and ITBP.

    To ensure the smooth conduct of these celebrations, the DC issued directives with a focus on key areas. The emphasis lies on reinforcing security measures, upholding cleanliness standards, illuminating government buildings, streamlining parking facilities, efficiently managing traffic flow, and meticulously arranging seating at the main venue.

    The Deputy Commissioner emphasized the significance of the day and directed the officers to put in coordinated efforts to ensure that all arrangements are put in place well in time

    The meeting was attended by the Commandant IRP 2nd Battalion Randeep Kumar; ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; SE Hydraulics, Bharam Jyoti Sharma; GM DIC, Ashwini Sharma; ASP, Vivek Shekhar; ACD, Vijay Kumar; DPO, Auqil Nuvaid; CEO Education, Bishamber Dass; CAHO, Dr Khalid Hussain; DTO, Mohd Rashid and other concerned officers.

  • Bill to grant ST status to Paharis, Paddaris, Koli & Gadda Brahmins likely to come up in last session ; Introduced in July but not taken up in two sessions

    Bill to grant ST status to Paharis, Paddaris, Koli & Gadda Brahmins likely to come up in last session ; Introduced in July but not taken up in two sessions

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    Will boost BJP’s prospects in Anantnag-Poonch seat

    JAMMU, JANUARY 19:–After missing two consecutive Parliament sessions last year, much awaited bill granting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to Pahari Kabila, Paddari tribe and Koli & Gadda Brahmins is likely to be taken up for consideration and passing in last session of 17th Lok Sabha starting January 31 and scheduled to conclude on February 9 which could brighten prospects of the BJP on Anantnag-Poonch-Rajouri Parliamentary constituency.

    It was introduced in Lok Sabha in Monsoon session of the Parliament in July last year along with two other bills for nomination of two Kashmiri Pandits and one Pakistan occupied Jammu Kashmir (PoJK) refugee in the UT Assembly and grant of reservation to Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in Government jobs and educational institutions in Jammu and Kashmir. Last two bills were passed by the Parliament in its winter session in December while the ST status bill was not taken up.

    As per the officials, the bill is likely to be taken up for consideration and passing in last Parliament session of the present Government starting January 31. It will be a brief session with Central Government taking Vote-on-Account and will conclude on February 9.

    Both Central as well as J&K Governments have repeatedly made it clear that reservation of Gujjars and Bakerwals will not be affected while extending ST status to Paharis. Paharis are mostly settled in twin border districts of Rajouri and Poonch in Jammu region and Baramulla and Kupwara districts in Kashmir division.

    Paddari tribe is settled mainly in Paddar area of Kishtwar district which is one of the remotest areas in erstwhile Doda region while Koli & Gadda Brahmans are spread in different areas but their population is very small.

    Sources expressed confidence that the bill to amend Reservation Act in Parliament to grant ST status to Pahari Ethnic Tribe (Pahari Kabila), Paddari Tribe and Koli & Gadda Brahman could come up during last session of 17th Lok Sabha.

    “The Parliament has to take final call on grant of Scheduled Tribe status. However, since the BJP, which is pushing for ST status to Paharis and others enjoy majority in the Parliament, there will not be much problems for the Government to get the bill through,” they pointed out.
    There are a total of around 750 Castes categorized as Scheduled Tribes across the country.

    According to political observers, the grant of ST status to Paharis could boost the BJP prospects in Anantnag-Poonch-Rajouri Lok Sabha seat as this constituency has large population of Paharis. The BJP has been eyeing this seat besides Jammu and Udhampur which it won for two consecutive terms in 2014 and 2019.

    During his visit to Jammu and Kashmir from October 3-5, 2022, Union Minister for Home and Cooperation Amit Shah had announced that recommendations of Justice GD Sharma Panel have been received by the Government and that Gujjars, Bakerwals and Paharis will get the benefits but rights of no one will be diluted.

    The STs have 10 percent reservations in Jammu and Kashmir. Nine seats in 90-member Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir have been reserved for the STs. Five seats are reserved for STs in Jammu division and four in Kashmir.

    The STs enjoyed reservation in jobs, education etc, but they were denied political reservations in Jammu and Kashmir for a long time though such a reservation existed in Lok Sabha and Assemblies across the country. This was, however, after abrogation of special status of Jammu and Kashmir on August 5, 2019 that the Government extended political reservations to STs in J&K.(By Daily Excelsior)

  • DC Inaugurates Smile Train cleft Lip & Palate Screening Cum Awareness Drive at GMC Rajouri

    DC Inaugurates Smile Train cleft Lip & Palate Screening Cum Awareness Drive at GMC Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, JANUARY 19:–As a part of ongoing activities under Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) & in collaboration with Smile Train, a one day cleft lip/ palate screening cum awareness drive was held here today.

    The drive was organised by Smile Train in association with National Health Mission J&K at District Early Intervention centre, Associated Hospital GMC Rajouri.

    The screening drive was inaugurated by District Development Commissioner Om Parkash Bhagat in presence of Medical Superintendent AH GMC Rajouri Dr Mehmood Hussian Bajar and Dr Suhael Zahur Project Director Smile Train Jammu, Dr Sameer Kichloo Consultant Anaesthiest and Sandeep,Coordinator Smile Train.

    The Medical Superintendent said that the screening drive aims for early identification of children with developmental defects and appropriate intervention to save them from developing permanent disability in later life. Dr Suhael Zahur, Project Director Smile Train centre at Bee Enn General Hospital Jammu is the pioneer and partners of the Govt in combating these developmental defects (Cleft Lip/palate).

    A total of 44 children were screened with the developmental defects and their parents were imparted health education for early identification of these defects and the importance of early surgical treatment.

    As part of ongoing activity intervention in the form of giving Iron and folic acid drops, vitamins and refreshment were distributed among the attendees.

    A plan of action was formulated by the DEIC Manager in consultation with Smile train for the early and timely surgical intervention of these patients. The screening drive was done under the overall supervision of the GMC Principal, Dr A.S Bhatia, Chief Medical Officer Dr Rajinder Kumar and Medical Superintendent Associated Hospital GMC Rajouri Dr Mehmood Hussain Bajar and under the overall aegis of National Health Mission Jammu & Kashmir.

  • National Road Safety Month ; Free Medical Camp organised for Drivers, Conductors at Rajouri

    National Road Safety Month ; Free Medical Camp organised for Drivers, Conductors at Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, JANUARY 19:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat, inaugurated a free medical camp for drivers and conductors organized by the Motor Vehicle Department, here today.

    The initiative was a part of the special activities undertaken in the district under the National Road Safety Month, with the theme “Sadak Suraksha Jeevan Suraksha.”

    The objective of the free medical camp is to provide essential healthcare services to drivers and conductors who play a crucial role in ensuring safe and efficient transportation.

    Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat emphasized the importance of this camp in promoting the well-being of these individuals and the community as a whole. He advised all drivers and conductors to strictly adhere to traffic rules and regulations, emphasizing the significance of following road safety norms to prevent accidents and protect precious lives.

    During his address, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat highlighted several key areas that require immediate attention to reduce road accidents. He advised the participants to avoid over-speeding, drunken driving, using mobile phones while driving, wrong overtaking, and underage driving. Such practices have been identified as major contributors to fatal road accidents, and their avoidance can significantly enhance road safety.

    The free medical camp aims to provide comprehensive health check-ups, including general medical examinations, eye tests, blood pressure measurements, and awareness sessions on preventive health measures. The initiative acknowledges the physical and mental health challenges faced by drivers and conductors, who often work long hours in demanding conditions.

    The Deputy Commissioner expressed his gratitude to all the participants and stakeholders who have contributed to the success of the free medical camp and the National Road Safety Month. He also advised the drivers and conductors to make the most of this opportunity and emphasized that their well-being is of paramount importance to the district administration.

    The Motor Vehicle Department is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all road users. Through initiatives like the free medical camp and the National Road Safety Month, the department aims to create a culture of responsible driving and enhance the overall road safety standards in the district.

    The event was attended by Anurag Daru(IPS), Additional SP Vivek Shekhar, ARTO MVD Pawan Kumar besides President Jammu Poonch SD Sher Singh, Vice Chairman Naresh Bhakshi, and Manager Bustand Rajouri Kamal Gupta and other prominent citizens.

  • The status of DIPR now been reduced, situations grim and complicated

    The status of DIPR now been reduced, situations grim and complicated

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    After calling the journalist was not allowed to go into the office ; Public service officials are flouting public service rules

    JAMMU JANUARY 18:–In the new era of the 21st century, where there are claims to improve and strengthen the aspects of the communication system, if you see, you will not believe that journalists are being disrespected by public servant officials in the Department of Information and Public Relations in Jammu and Kashmir The situation and spectacle has become so much that the journalist is ashamed to see the climate of the department.

    “I am very proud of the fact that I have not made any compromises for misleading or false reporting till date and I will not make any compromises till my last breath against the corruption going on in the government offices of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.Editor of Northern Times has said during he sent a report to the media for to publicize.”

    It is worth mentioning that today Northern Times Editor Ashok Raina was called by joint Director information headquarter Jammu by means of his cell one number yesterday during office hours today

    That for the purpose of redressing the complaints and grievances it is a pity that at around 1 o’clock in the office, when Northern Times editor Ashok Raina reached the entrance gate of the office, the security officers posted on the spot after make recognition the entry in the entry register did not allow him to enter the office and said that it is prohibited to go inside the office for any work until the relevant officers come personally to invite him.

    Many officials and people saw on the spot that how much the scenes of movie was played for the viewers, why after call did the Joint Headquarters, Jammu, ask the editor and make him wait in the park for several hours, and then refrained from picking up the editor’s phone

    It is true that before this incident, many other journalists had experience of similar incidents, but the editor of Northern Times himself became convinced today when the public service officer in the Department of Information and Public Relations paid for his inappropriate attention and discriminatory approach towards him

    . However, it is not necessary for a public servant to treat journalists with courtesy, but any citizen can come to the office and have the right to meet any claimant with any official posted in the office.

    Every citizen is entitled to it because any government office is the property of the people and the common man. Be it a journalist or a common man, a public servant official cannot prevent anyone from meeting and as far as reprisal of grievances is concerned, without facing the table they can never be done or sitting down.

    It is noteworthy that the Information and Public Relations Department of Jammu and Kashmir has forced a Kashmiri Pandit journalist who was displaced from his home to close down his publication by force, which is a shameful incident and what is freedom of speech? JDI headquarter alone can explain to the people of the state and will also be able to tell whether he could have expressed his willingness to sit on the table face to face to resolve all the complaints and problems of Northern Times editor Ashok Raina according to the Public Servant Rules or not. .

    The Author is Editor in Chief of a daily News Paper send through email …northerntimes09@gmail.com

  • DC Rajouri reviews Assured Minimum Facilities (AMF) in Polling Stations

    DC Rajouri reviews Assured Minimum Facilities (AMF) in Polling Stations

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    RAJOURI, JANUARY 18:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Om Prakash Bhagat today convened a comprehensive meeting to meticulously assess the Assured Minimum Facilities (AMF) in Polling Stations across the district.

    During the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner diligently examined the status of essential facilities such as drinking water, sanitation facilities, electricity connections and ramps for accessibility in the various polling stations throughout the district.

    Dy DEO Babu Ram Tandan informed that there are 680 polling stations in different locations in district Rajouri. Essential infrastructure like drinking water, sanitation facilities, electricity connections, and ramps are crucial for ensuring accessible and efficient polling stations, promoting inclusivity in the democratic process.

    Emphasizing the significance of these facilities in ensuring a smooth and accessible electoral process, the DC directed all officers involved to ensure the availability and functionality of these essential services at every polling station. This directive is aimed at creating an environment that fosters easy and efficient participation of voters in the democratic process.

    DC underscored the importance of maintaining the highest standards in electoral infrastructure to uphold the integrity of the electoral process. He stressed that these Assured Minimum Facilities are not just conveniences but vital components that contribute to the fairness and accessibility of the electoral system.

    The Deputy Commissioner expressed confidence in the commitment of the concerned officers to meet these standards and directed them to work collaboratively to address any potential challenges that may arise in the process.

    In conclusion, the District Administration Rajouri remains dedicated to ensuring a transparent, accessible, and efficient electoral process for the citizens of Rajouri.

    ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; ADC Sunderbani, Vinod Kumar Behnal; CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; ACR, Imran Rashid Kataria; Dy DEO, Babu Ram Tandan; ACD, Vijay Kumar; DPO, Auqil Nuvaid; CEO Education Bishamber Dass; EXEN PWD(R&B) Rajouri, Sardar Khan; EXEN PDD Rajouri, Mohd Rashid; EXEN Jal Shakti Rajouri, Ashwini Sharma; EXEN Jal Shakti Nowshera, Bipin Kumar and other concerned officers attended the meeting.