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Ex-servicemen extends support to NSS over Degree College issue
8/29/2020 12:23:36 AM
Early Times Report

Nagrota, Aug 28: The ex-servicemen of Nagrota Assembly Constituency today extended whole-hearted support to Nagrota Sangarash Samiti (NSS), spearheading the sit-in-dharna in support of demand for resumption of work on the Degree College at Nagrota.
Welcoming the support, the senior leaders of NSS including Rameshwar Dutt said that this reflects the steadfastness of the people of the constituency towards the common agenda of public good, especially as it concerns the youth, which crave for equal opportunities in education and other pursuits.
Dutt regretted that despite the foundation laying ceremony and the repeated assurance about the resumption of the college complex at the approved site, no forward movement is seen notwithstanding the people sitting on dharna for nearly a month now.
“This is a piquant situation, which calls for immediate response from the administration and commitment about taking up the work in a time-bound manner”, he said, adding that already time has been lost due to vested interest of some elements, who can’t be well wishers of their own children. He said the establishment of college is imperative to ensure doorstep availability of higher learning for children which come from poorer segments of the society.
The agitating leaders hoped that the administration would come forward with a roadmap for the construction of the complex, the foundation stone of which was laid last year with fanfare. He expressed gratitude to the ex-servicemen for their solidarity and support to the common cause. Rameshwar Dutt, ex-Sarpanch, Ravi Singh Panch, Manoroma Kumar, Panch, Sanjay Sharma, Niab Sarpanch, Vijay Sharma, Rajinder Sharma, Ashu Sharma, Chaman Lal, Capt. Retd, Rattan Lal Sharma Ex- Subedar, and ex-serviceman, Madan Lal Sharma, Mohd Farooq, Rashpal Singh, Tej Ram Sharma, Thoru Ram, Harbans Lal, Mohd Shafi, Vinod Sharma, Kulbushan Singh, Ex- Sarpanch, Rakesh Thakur, Ashok Thakur and others.
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