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Migrant employees, ors to be posted at secured locations by Jun 6: Govt

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
June 2, 2022
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Srinagar, Jun 1: The Jammu and Kashmir government Wednesday said that all the Kashmiri Pandit employees working under Prime Minister’s Rehabilitation Package (PMRP) and employees from other minority communities will be posted at secured locations by June 6.
Divisional Commissioner Kashmir P K Pole said that all the PM Package employees and others from minority communities posted in Kashmir division will be immediately posted at secured locations and the process to be completed by Monday (June 6, 2022).
Pole said that approximately 4500 migrant employees have been posted at District or Municipal Town areas. “In last week, around 500 employees, as per their request, transferred to the location as preferred by them, including around 100 employees’ couple,” he said. “Other than migrant employees, will be considered for posting at these places as per option by Saturday.”
KP employees have been up in arms against the administration seeking relocation from Kashmir in the wake of killing of Rahul Bhat, an employee, who was killed inside Tehsil office Chadoora, Budgam. On Tuesday, KPs once again hit the roads when militants shot dead a female school teacher Rajni Bala at Gopalpora area of southern district of Kulgam.
The protesting KPs had threatened mass migration to Jammu if government failed to address their concerns within 24 hours. The government announcement comes before the end of the ultimatum set by the KPs.
Meanwhile, the government while reiterating the commitment for resolution of issues pertaining to minorities in Kashmir dedicated a cell in the General Administration Department (GAD) was set up for attending and resolving grievances related to minorities in Kashmir.
“Members of minority community facing any difficulty can contact the designated officer on the dedicated e-mail ID: [email protected] or can register his/her grievances on the following telephone numbers between 10:00 a.m. to 05:30 p.m: 0194-2506111, 0194-2506112. The cell shall be headed by Additional Secretary (Administration), General Administration Department. This is in addition to the existing Special cell at LG Secretariat,” an official statement said.

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