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NCP protests against advertisement of SKIMS 6/10/2019 10:57:44 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 10: Controversial advertisement of SKIMS Srinagar regarding on line admissions in MSC nursing has shocked and surprised everyone in Jammu and Ladakh region by neglecting the aspirants. The advertisement reads as it as for Kashmir state only and have divided the J&K in two states. Reacting sharply National Executive Council Member Er. Rishi Kaul Kilam student wing of NCP and a prominent Social activist wants its clarification and a protest demonstration was held at Jammu against the deliberate discrimination with the Jammu and Ladakh regions. Er.Rishi while showing resentment wants immediate and stern action against this discrimination epically with the student community. Showing Kashmir as a separate state in advertisement is a positive sign for Jammu and Ladakh as they raised this demand also. Students of Jammu and Ladakh have requested the governor of the state to take a very serious note on this willful controversy. Er.Rishi Kaul Kilam National Executive Council Member and his all student wing of NCP requested Governor to take stern action against the bungling in J&K bank and other departmental back door appointments made by the previous government and by the chairman J&K bank illegally as the aspirants of J&K state faced injustice with their future.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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