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JAMMU APRIL 21ST: Jammu and Kashmir National Conference on Sunday paid glowing tributes to former minister and senior party leader Mr Bodh Raj Bali on his 21st death anniversary, describing him as a leader par excellence who devoted all his life in service of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

Leading the party cadre in paying floral tributes to Mr Bodhraj Bali, at a function held at Sher-e- Kashmir Bhavan here this morning, Provincial Secretary Jammu  Sheikh Bashir Ahmed highlighted the immense contribution of the veteran leader in the development and progress of Jammu and Kashmir.

Paying tributes to Mr Bodhraj Bali, Sheikh Bashir Ahmed Provincial Secretary Jammu said that the departed leader worked with a sense of commitment.

Sheikh Bashir Ahmed said that Mr Bali worked tirelessly for the upliftment of poor and down-trodden in different capacities. His contribution in strengthening National Conference at the gross root level in the Jammu Province remains a high point of his political career, he said, adding that the veteran leader made a distinct mark by serving the people, which will serve as a source of inspiration for the coming generations. Sheikh Bashir further said that Mr Bali worked for strengthening the fabric of secularism and brotherhood in the state of J&K.

Paying tributes to Mr Bali, former minister and Central Zone President Jammu Babu Rampaul said the towering leader left an indelible mark on the National Conference cadre by dint of his determination and hard-work besides strengthening the party at gross root level. He said the best tribute would be to strengthen the party at gross root level and make it a vibrant force to satiate the urges and aspirations of the people. He said that the late leader will be remembered for his high political caliber and having passion for serving the people, especially poor and down-trodden.

Several senior leaders, including Pardeep Bali, Ayub Malik Provincial Secretaries Jammu, Bushan Lal Bhat former MLC, Vijay Lochan Chairman SC Cell, Abdul Gani Teli Chairman OBC Cell, Ankush Abrol Joint Secretary Jammu Province, Vijay Laxmi Datta Senior leader, Pyare Lal Sharma, G. H Malik,Rita Gupta Vice President Central Zone, Rakesh Singh Raka Vice President Central Zone, Dr. Vikas Sharma Secretary Jammu Province, S. Tejinder Singh Aman District President Jammu Urban YNC, Ashok Dogra Vice President District Jammu Urban, Master Aslam Secretary Central Zone,  Ashwani Charak Block President Jammu East, Nitish Gowsami Provincial Secretary Jammu Province YNC,  Som Raj Taroch, Ajay Kumar, Sewak Singh and others.

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UDHAMPUR: Senior Congress leader and prominent campaigner, Raj Babbar, delivered a scathing critique of the BJP-led central government, accusing it of perpetrating grave injustices against the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking at a massive rally in support of Congress candidate Choudhary Lal Singh for the Udhampur parliamentary constituency, Babbar highlighted widespread discontent with the Modi administration’s policies, which he described as “anti-youth, anti-poor, and anti-farmer.”

Addressing the crowd ahead of the April 19 polls, Babbar emphasized the need for electoral change to rectify the injustices inflicted upon the region by the BJP. He specifically condemned the Agnipath military recruitment scheme, asserting that it dashed the aspirations of Kashmiri youth to join the armed forces. Babbar pledged that the Congress would abolish the scheme and reinstate regular recruitment drives if voted into power.

Choudhary Lal Singh

The rally also featured speeches from former Union minister Bharat Singh Solanki, Pradesh Congress Committee president Vikar Rasool Wani, Lal Singh, and National Panthers Party leader Harshdev Singh. Babbar reiterated the Congress’s commitment to providing relief to youth, farmers, women, and workers, as outlined in its manifesto. He endorsed Lal Singh as a champion against injustice, advocating for the rights of the marginalized.

Solanki echoed Babbar’s sentiments, denouncing the BJP for stripping Jammu and Kashmir of its special status and dignity through the abrogation of Article 370. He pointed out the influx of BJP leaders into Udhampur for campaigning, suggesting a groundswell of support for change among the electorate.

Wani lambasted the BJP and Modi government for undermining democracy in Jammu and Kashmir, accusing them of depriving the region of its rights and resources. Lal Singh assured the gathering of his continued advocacy for the dignity and rights of the people, who he claimed had been disenfranchised by the BJP government.

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Jammu, April 13, 2024: In a welcome move for Kashmiri migrants residing in Jammu and Udhampur districts, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has abolished the requirement to fill out ‘Form M’ for voting in elections. This eliminates a long-standing hurdle faced by this displaced community.

What was Form M?

Previously, Kashmiri migrants forced to leave the valley due to unrest had to fill out Form M every time they wanted to vote in Jammu and Kashmir elections. This form served as an intimation of their current address outside their original constituency. However, obtaining Form M involved bureaucratic hassles, including getting it attested by a gazetted officer.

Changes for Easier Voting

The ECI’s decision streamlines the voting process for Kashmiri migrants in Jammu and Udhampur. These migrants will now be automatically mapped to special polling stations set up within their zones of residence. This eliminates the need for any additional forms like Form M.

Easing the Process Elsewhere

While Form M is no longer required for migrants in Jammu and Udhampur, it remains necessary for those residing in other parts of the country, such as Delhi. However, the ECI has simplified the process for them as well. Now, migrants can self-attest the certificate attached to Form M, removing the earlier requirement of getting it attested by a gazetted officer.

This decision by the ECI is expected to encourage greater voter participation among Kashmiri migrants, who have long faced challenges in exercising their franchise.

  • Up to Rs. 80,000 upfront subsidy (10% of vehicle cost)
  • Additional Rs. 80,000 discount from vehicle manufacturers
  • Zero initial investment required
  • Option to hire a driver
  • Up to Rs. 5 lakh in Mudra Loan assistance
  • Rs. 50,000 subsidy (10% of project cost)
  • Mission Youth sponsorship of interest component (up to Rs. 60,000)
  • Government contribution of 5% margin money
  • Interest subvention incentive of Rs. 2 lakh
  • 30% business development incentive

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