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| Bimla Luthra highlights Omar Abdullah Government's Welfare Schemes for Women folk | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 27: Former MLA and State Vice President of the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Women's Wing, Bimla Luthra, highlighted various welfare schemes and developmental initiatives undertaken by the Omar Abdullah-led Government for the welfare and empowerment of women folk. Addressing a meeting of women workers at Bishnah, which was organized by Nisha Devi, Bimla Luthra said that the previous BJP government had neglected the concerns of women, particularly those living in rural areas. She emphasised that the Omar Abdullah-led Government was committed to addressing public grievances and improving the living conditions of women folk. During the meeting, women workers raised several issues concerning the benefits of old-age pensions, widow pensions , disability pensions, water and handpumps. Bimla Luthra patiently listened to their concerns and assured them that their genuine grievances would be brought to the notice of the concerned ministers Bimla Luthra also highlighted the developmental initiatives undertaken during the two years of the Omar Abdullah-led Government, particularly in the sectors of education, healthcare, roads, electricity and drinking water. She said that strengthening public infrastructure and ensuring better access to essential services remained important priorities of the government. She further highlighted the achiements of Omar led Governement for Free travel for women on government operated e buses, enhanced old age pension/ Handicapped pension/ widow pension from Rs 1000 to Rs 1500 below 80 years and Rs 2000 to aged more 80 years and above, Enhancement of Marriage assistance from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75000 for eligible girls, Bimla Luthra urged women workers to strengthen the party at the grassroots level, remain connected with the public and ensure that the concerns of women folk and especially those from rural areas She reiterated that the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference would continue to raise public issues and work towards the welfare, dignity and empowerment of women. |
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