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BFDC Trust holds trustees meet 7/7/2020 12:27:14 AM EARLY TIMES REPORT Jammu, July 6: Bahu Fort Development Committee Trust today organized a meeting of trustees and discussed the future course of action. The meeting was chaired by BFDC Chairman Kr. Rajeev Charak and attended by Vice Chairman Advocate Ishant Gupta, Legal Advisor Advocate Varun Gupta, Treasurer Ankush Khajuria & Incharge Duggar Sahayata Group (Sister Concern of BFDC) Ishant Mahajan. While speaking, Kr. Rajeev Charak said that in the upcoming days we are going to start registration of volunteer members who are ready to come forward to work for noble causes. He further added that in upcoming days BFDC is going to organize awareness camps to guide the masses about the process of getting Domicile Certificates. He said that our sister concern group named as Duggar Sahayata Group is working to help the poor/orphan girls for their marriage but now we decide to organize group marriages (Samuhik Vivah) and appeal all the interested families to kindly register themselves with us one month in advance free of cost. Charak further added that BFDC since long is also demanding Constitution of Shrine Board for Bawe Wali Mata Temple and appeal HE Lieutenant Governor G.C. Murmu to take immediate steps for its early Constitution keeping in view the overall development of Jammu. Advocate Ishant Gupta said that BFDC is expanding their field of working and will always be at forefront for the social causes. He said that people can directly contact with us on our official Facebook page www.facebook.com/bfdcjk. He further added that BFDC will resolute to serve the society and also appeals the general public to come forward and contribute for noble causes.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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