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Chuni elected SOS Intl chairman 9th time in a row
7/16/2018 12:25:06 AM
Early Times Report

Jammu, July 15: SOS International - An organization for PoK Displaced Persons today held election for the chairman of the organization and elected Rajiv Chuni as Chairman for the 9th time in a row.
This was revealed by election in charge of the organization Prof. J. S. Mangal during a meeting at Rehari Colony, Jammu. While speaking during the meeting, Prof. Mangal said election was conducted as per the resolution passed by general house of the organization on "29-April-2018" that says election will be held to elect only chairman and the rest of the team will be constituted by elected chairman.
Rajiv Chuni extended his sincere gratefulness to life members of the organization for their support and faith.
He said that he will work with utmost dedication and sincerity as he has been doing constantly for a very long time and the spree of fighting for justice for PoK DPs will continue.
"You people keep faith on me and I assure you that I will keep the spirit alive and I like to caution my worthy members that task is supposed to turn tough in coming days because intention of Government is not pious.
When Government announced tiny relief amount of Rs 5.5 lakh per family, S. O. S. International had out rightly rejected it, then on the assurances of Ministers, MPs, MLAs and MLCs who called it 1st installment of the whole package of Rs 25 lakh only and the whole amount passed by State Cabinet in 2014 will be given to PoK DPs, and only after then we gave the nod.
Others who also spoke were Prof. J. S. Mangal, Prof. N. N. Sharma, Dharamvir Gupta, Prof. Ashok Gupta, Parmod Ghai, Bhai Ram Singh, Ashwani Mahajan, Virender Khajuria, Ved Raj Bali, Sharda Devi, Tilak Raj Sethi & Pardeep Sabharwal.
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