Constitute Board For Us In Valley

The Kashmir Hindu employees engaged under the Prime Minister’s employment package have demanded the establishment of a separate Development Board for Pandits in the Valley to address their issues. A delegation met Union Minister of State (Home) G Krishan Reddy and urged the Central Government to involve representatives of the community, including those who returned to the Valley since 2010 to review the Prime Minister Resettlement packages announced since 2008 after the changing political scenario in Jammu and Kashmir.

Led by the All-Parties Migrants Coordination Committee (APMCC) chairman, Vinod Pandit, the delegation comprised of, Avtar Krishan Bhat, president Veervan transit camp (Baramulla) and Ranjan Jyotshi, president, Mattan colony (Anantnag) and other members. They submitted a memorandum of demands which include the constitution of the pandit welfare development board, temple prabhandak board, transfer of land identified for employee colonies, particularly in wandhhama and odina to relief and rehabilitation organization, reopening traditional route of Shardha Peeth temple in PoJK and establishing Shardha Peeth university in Kashmir.

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