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SKS asks LG to clear stand on rehabilitation of KPs
10/22/2020 11:49:00 PM

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Jammu, Oct 22: Sampoorn Kashmir Sanghatthan (SKS) asked LG Manoj Sinha to clarify the stand about mass rehabilitation of entire Kashmiri Pandit Community.
General secretary SKS Bharat Kachroo in a statement said that Kashmiri Pandit community developed a doubt on policies of government govt. after recent interview of LG regarding rehabilitation of Kashmiri Pandit . Bharat Kachroo has raised strong objection on statement of LG were he mentioned that only 6000 pm package jobs will end the migration and will be the mode of rehabilitation in next one year. SKS has rejected the words of LG were he mentioned that govt has provided residence to rest of Kashmiri Pandits at Jammu .Bharat Kachroo said that LG should know that the jaggti flats are only temporary shuds were national citizens have been forced to live under deprived conditions. Kachroo further said that govt. should make it clear that more than 4lac Kashmiri Pandits have been uprooted from their mother land. SKS has alarmed govt. that each family should get financial package of not less than Rs 1crore which can full fill some part of huge loss which entire community has faced during these 30years only because of negligence of govt. SKS strongly demanded financial package for over agers for the loss of carrier and should be provided soft loan so that they can start their self employment. SKS demanded that monthly relief should be increased from 13000 to 25000 per month to each family barring the strength of family members ,and it should be released for family wise not soul wise.
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