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| UKMY-KMYA condemns delay in fully implementation of PM's package | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 17: Unemployed Kashmiri Migrant Youth -Kashmiri Migrant Youth Association (UKMY-KMYA), an organization fighting for the cause of the migrant youth condemned the factions creating delay in the recruitment of Kashmiri Migrant youth, announced under Prime Minister's Relief and Rehabilitation Programme through a stay order.
In a meeting held here chairperson R K Pandita while expressing great resentment of those who opted to bring hurdles in the recruitment of Kashmiri Migrant youth, announced under Prime Minister's Relief and Rehabilitation Programme, by coming out with the stay order in the court.
"The recruitment of the migrant youth under the Prime Minister's plan is the outcome of struggle of all the members and organizations of the exiled community but unfortunately some misguided persons are hell bent to thwart the process which will be counterproductive in the long run, he added. During the meeting the members pledged to strive for the further advertisement of 3000 posts yet to be advertised.
The members in the meeting also appealed to the Relief Commissioner to go forward to furnish migration certificates to the aspirants till the derailment of the employment process comes back to the tracks.
Among those who were present in the meeting included Vimal Hangloo, Rohit Pandita, Sameer Koul, Rohit Bhat and Ashwani. |
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