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Ganai assures early redress of grievances; terms public convenience Govt's priority 11/26/2018 9:53:25 PM Early Times Report BARAMULLA, Nov 26: As part of the public outreach programme initiated by the Governor's administration to get the first-hand appraisal of public grievances, Advisor to the Governor Khurshid Ahmed Ganai today convened public grievance redressal camp here at Dak Bungalow where he met several public deputations who apprised him about their issues and demands. Over 21 delegations apprised the Advisor about their pressing demands and sought prompt intervention from the Government in ensuring speedy redressal in a time-bound manner. A delegation of Fruit Association Apple Town Sopore led by its president Fayaz Ahmad Malik appraised the Advisor about various issues wherein he demanded proper compensation to the orchardists who suffered due to recent snowfall. Another delegation of Sanatan Dhrama led by Verinder Ganju appraised the Advisor about various issues including construction of embankment at Shielpatri temple located on the bank of river Jhelum. The delegation members apprised the Advisor that the continuous erosion due to river water poses threat to the shrine. Ganju also demanded the removal of illegal encroachments on lands notified for some Hindu shrines. He also demanded the relocation of migrants at Veerwan Colony and said that the inhabitants are prone to floods. A delegation of Gurduwara Prabandak Committee Baramulla demanded special reservation of Sikh Community in government jobs. Several other delegations raised issues about their respective areas and demanded timely redressal of their grievances. Meanwhile, the Advisor gave a patient hearing to the deputations and assured them that their genuine demands will be looked into. He also passed on spot directions for the redressal of some grievances and directed the officers to maintain close liaison with the local population so that their grievances are redressed at the earliest. Earlier, the Advisor inaugurated a 'Book Mela' organized by the Chief Education officer wherein 27 sets of free textbooks were distributed among 27 meritorious students.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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