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GBSWA thanks CAPD minister 5/29/2016 11:42:26 PM Early Times Report Jammu, May 29: Gujjar Bakerwal Students Welfare Association (GBSWA) has expressed gratitude to Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution (CAPD) minister Zulfikar Choudhary for enhancing the stipend for hostel inmates. According to press release, a function was organized in GBPG hostels Kunjwani under the patronage of in-charge Warden Choudhary Aslam. Speaking on the occasion, GBSWA president Zulfqar Kasana said that on 29th December 2015, GB PG Boys hostel inmates had launched a hunger strike for increasing food stipend from Rs.50-100 per head. At the time CAPD minister Zulfqar Choudhary had verbally directed for increase and now a written order has also been issued for enhancing the stipend. They thanked Chief Minister, CAPD minister and VC Gujjar Bakarwal Advisory Board and Secretary Mukhtar Choudhary for this kind act.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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