Early Times Report
  Jammu, Feb 1: A meeting of Kashmiri Khatri Hindu Maha Sabha  was held through teleconferencing with Kashmiri Migrants who are scattered  all over the  India here today under the chairmanship of its President Ramesh Chander Mahajan, in which the members expressed serious  concern over delay in resolving various issue of migrants who are reeling under pathetic condition for a long period of time. They appealed to UT and central governments to resolve this genuine issue at earliest. The cash doles given by the govt to relief holders is not sufficient  to meet their day to day expenses in view of present prices hike of daily commodities and other basic  necessities like costly  medicine, doctors fee, tests and treatment and  school  fees  of  children etc, widows having no source of income are also in desperation appealed to govt to Enhance the monthly cash relief assistance with free medical aid at earliest.  Relaxation in conduct of  smooth competition for written  test and examination to provide one  member employment to each single registered  migrant family in govt job be ensured  with   immediate  release  order  in  favour of  all waiting  lists of  employees  under  PM  package. That many migrant patients are already under  financial church  and  their  reimbursement of  Medi-claim  expenses bills are  deliberately  kept in pendency which  is a serious issue, these bills be cleared immediately without delay. Migrants  pensioners  must be given  Rs 2000/- medical  allowance  with  other facilities  at  par /on pattern  with central  Govt  in  lieu  of  low  monthly pension  allowance and  to confer  Pending  time  bound  promotion  of  suffered  retired  migrant  employees  / pensioners  employees  since 1990  which  were  deprived  due  to migration of  the concerned department of   J&K.  The  members  who  spoke  on  the  occasion  were   R, C. Mahajan,   Pawan  Chopra,  V.K Tandan, Sunil Kumar Bhat, V.K .Pandita, R K Khera, P.K Bhasin, Dalip jee,  P.K.Kholi,  Deepak  Kapoor, Rajee Nijhon other senior members. |