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CPPWU demands verification of RBA certificates 2/20/2015 10:28:43 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Feb 20: Chinar Power Projects Workers Union (CPPWU) Kishtwar, Chairman Joginder Bhandari has expressed grave concern over the issuance of Reserved Backward Area (RBA) certificates under SRO 294 to some persons residing presently in urban areas, thereafter enjoying all benefits under the said SRO. According to press release, Chairman said that a number of persons of district Kishtwar were permanently residing in urban areas like Kishtwar, Jammu having their own residential houses have been issued RBA certificates under SRO 294 which needs to be physically verified as they are getting all such benefits envisaged under this reservation as those residing actually, physically and presently in backward areas have to face several difficulties in obtaining RBA certificates. He further added that those undeserving persons who had been issued RBA certificates from their respective villages have not been studying in that villages but the concerned competent authorities have issued RBA certificates in violation of SRO 294 . Bhandari has demanded verification of RBA certificates issued to undeserving persons and cancellation of all such RBA certificates.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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