KTMF delegation Engages in Crucial Discussion with Srinagar’s New DC Bilal Mohiudin

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SRINAGAR JANUARY 09:–Esteemed senior trade union leaders of KTMF recently convened a pivotal meeting with the newly appointed Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Srinagar, Bilal Mohiudin. The rendezvous, held in the heart of the city, delved into multifaceted socio-political concerns pertinent to the region’s development and progress.

The convergence between KTMF , a distinguished figure known for his unwavering commitment to social causes, and Bilal Mohiudin, a promising administrative leader, witnessed a comprehensive exchange of ideas. Discussions primarily revolved around fostering socio-economic upliftment, ensuring inclusive governance, and addressing the pressing issues impacting the local populace.

KTMF, renowned for his relentless advocacy for the rights of the marginalized and underprivileged sections of society, articulated a series of proposals aimed at enhancing community welfare programs and amplifying grassroots empowerment initiatives. Emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts between civil society and governmental bodies, he highlighted the significance of participatory governance in fostering holistic development.

DC Bilal Mohiudin, in his inaugural interactions with prominent community stakeholders, expressed a staunch commitment to leveraging administrative resources towards fostering a conducive environment for growth and prosperity. Acknowledging the invaluable input of KTMF. KTMF affirmed the administration’s dedication to prioritizing citizen-centric policies that cater to the diverse needs of Srinagar’s populace.

Furthermore, the conversation underscored the imperative of sustaining a conducive environment for democratic discourse, safeguarding civil liberties, and fortifying the pillars of justice and equality within the administrative framework.

As this dialogue marks the commencement of a promising collaboration between KTMF and DC Bilal Mohiudin, a torch bearer of administrative reform, hopes resonate for a transformative era of progressive socio-political initiatives in the picturesque valley of Srinagar.

The meeting between these eminent figures signifies a vital step towards fostering an inclusive and participatory approach in governance, poised to pave the way for a brighter, more equitable future for the residents of Srinagar.

Those present in the meeting Chairman KTMF Abrar Khan , Advisor Dr Tauseef , president Hilal Ahmad and General Secretary Mohmmad Altaf Dar, Sr Vice President Sofi Mohiudin Chief Advisor Sofi Abdul Rehman & Chief Organiser Bashir Ahmed Siraj & Others