A BIG QUESTION FOR J&K POLICE – POLICE POST NARBAL, DISTRICT BUDGAM
Why should an ordinary citizen be compelled to appear before a court, waste valuable time and lose a working day over an alleged seat-belt violation under Section 194(D) of the Motor Vehicles Act?
If the offence is compoundable, why not issue a compoundable challan and collect the prescribed penalty instead of retaining the vehicle’s Registration Certificate (RC)?
Why put citizens through unnecessary legal and administrative hardship?
I request senior J&K Police authorities to clarify the legal basis for retaining the RC in such cases.
Law enforcement should ensure compliance, not create unnecessary hardship for citizens.
@JmuKmrPolice@sujitpchauhan@BudgamPolice@DC_Budgam
DMA DEMANDS ACCOUNTABILITY FROM NBEMS!
Reducing examination fees and conducting FMGE three times a year are not enough to address the genuine concerns of Foreign Medical Graduates.
The fundamental issues remain unresolved:
1) No rationalisation of difficulty level: The promised improvement in the question paper's difficulty level has not been adequately reflected.
2) No provisional answer key: Candidates are still being denied timely access to provisional answer keys and an opportunity to raise objections.
3) No timely results: The assurance of declaring results within one week has not been fulfilled.
What is the point of reducing examination fees or increasing the number of examinations if transparency, fairness and timely results remain unaddressed?
NBEMS must understand that candidates' time, careers and futures are at stake.
Students cannot be expected to keep waiting indefinitely for their results. Every delay costs valuable time, disrupts career planning and creates unnecessary uncertainty.
DMA demands transparency, accountability and time-bound action from NBEMS. Candidates deserve more than assurances on paper. They deserve implementation, fairness and accountability!
@Amitvyas11123@ShubhSoalnki@DrPriya_anshu@Lear5Learning@ReshuRolly@AnujaJaiswalTOI
Respected NBE Officials(@NbeIndia ),
Following the peaceful protest held on 03/08/2026,the association keeping in mind the welfare of our stakeholders as well as the larger interest of the Government and healthcare system, took the initiative to mediate with the National Board of Examinations (NBE) in a positive and constructive manner.
Our representatives raised and discussed the key concerns faced by FMGs during the recent FMGE examination with the respected officials of NBE. The meeting provided an opportunity to place the genuine concerns, difficulties and apprehensions of thousands of FMGs before the authorities.
We appreciate the positive approach of the NBE officials and the opportunity provided to hear the concerns of the FMG community.
At the end of the day, our representative, Dr. Jaswant Singh Yadav, Dr.Ashish Kumar Sir addressed the FMGs at the protest site and communicated the outcome of the meeting and the assurance received from the authorities to all the stakeholders present.
With due respect and a positive approach, we are writing to request an update regarding the key concerns raised during the meeting held on 03/08/2026 concerning the difficulties and concerns faced by Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) during the recent FMGE examination.
As per the timeframe indicated by the Hon’ble Expert Committee and respected officials during the meeting, the period of two weeks is now nearing completion. We sincerely acknowledge and appreciate that the respected officials heard each concern raised by the FMGs and made every effort to understand the panic, anxiety and difficulties caused by the issues highlighted during the examination.
As an association, we remain confident that the Hon’ble Expert Committee and NBE will carefully consider all the concerns and arrive at a fair and positive decision in the larger interest of thousands of Foreign Medical Graduates and the future doctors of Bharat, who aspire to serve patients and communities across every part of the country.
Today, as the committed timeframe of two weeks is coming to an end, thousands of FMGs and lakhs of their family members are eagerly awaiting an official update from NBE. We therefore humbly request you to kindly share the present status of the matter and the further process being undertaken by the Expert Committee.
We sincerely hope for a positive and considerate outcome in the interest of FMGs and their families and for the welfare of both medical students and NBE and our government.
We remain grateful for your time, consideration and continued efforts towards addressing the genuine concerns of Foreign Medical Graduates.
Resp. @JPNadda ji @MoHFW_INDIA Resp. @mpprataprao ji Resp. @AnupriyaSPatel ji
@NbeIndia@NMC_BHARAT@MoHFW_INDIA
Regards,
National Team,
@official_aimsa@aimsa_fmsw@official_afa_@drjaswantvoice
The J&K Medical Council must stop creating arbitrary hurdles for FMGs by misinterpreting NMC guidelines.
The NMC FAQs dated 8 June clearly state that compensation for online study can be completed at any time and do not restrict it to a fixed duration. Despite this, J&K MC is insisting on its own interpretation that “sufficient compensation” means 75%, ignoring the NMC’s subsequent clarification.
Furthermore, J&K MC is demanding an attested Compensation Certificate, even though no NMC regulation, public notice, or FAQ prescribes attestation. The NMC only requires the certificate to be authentic and verified with the concerned foreign medical institution.
State Medical Councils are expected to implement NMC regulations as issued not introduce additional conditions or reinterpret them according to their own discretion. Such arbitrary actions only prolong the harassment of FMGs who have already fulfilled the requirements laid down by the NMC.
We urge the J&K Medical Council to follow the NMC’s official guidelines in letter and spirit and ensure fair, uniform, and lawful implementation for all FMGs. @sakinaitoo@OmarAbdullah please help in this regard.
@DrMohammadMomin@JKMedicalAsso@aimsa_fmsw@drugsdose
23 lakh NEET UG aspirants should watch and know the brutality that happens to a DOCTOR after life long of their struggle
This incident is from BRIMS in Karnataka within one week of attack on doctors in Prayagraj and Jalaun
Where is security @siddaramaiah ?
Earth Mining in Kashmir which includes excavation of Ordinary Clay and Sand from Karewas especially is not only Environmental Loss but a huge Economic Loss to J&K which amounts to thousands of Crores in last 5 to 6 years ? Budgam is worst impacted district and then Pulwama. It needs a CBI probe and entire network of corrupt officers and sand mafia need to be exposed and taken to task
@CBIHeadquarters@JKACB@PMOIndia@PIBHomeAffairs@moefcc@CPCB_OFFICIAL
A medical doctor turned MLA @DrVeeri sb, broke down in the Assembly while speaking against what he described as discriminatory reservation practices in Jammu & Kashmir. With visible emotion, he reminded the House that students across the region are watching, placing their hopes in this institution and in leadership, particularly Omar Abdullah.
His demand was simple: allow the bill to be introduced. However, when Sakina Ittoo opposed even its introduction, he called for the matter to be put to a vote. At that moment, Omar Abdullah rose from his seat and declared that they would oppose the bill.
This is not just a legislative moment, it’s a reflection of priorities. Let the people of Jammu and Kashmir see clearly who stands where on issues that directly affect their future.
The ruling party seeks votes across Kashmir in the name of the youth it promised, especially on sensitive issues like education & jobs. However, when the opposite happens in Assembly,it naturally creates disappointment & distrust.
The youth have been betrayed.
This is condemnable
@NMC_BHARAT The JKSMC is not following any guidelines of NMC. They have their own guidelines every time. When ever there is any notice in favour of fmgs they will not consider that but if any notice against fmgs like 1-2 year clerkship or one year crmi they will consider it blindly.
@NMC_BHARAT We have all the necessary documents that have been mentioned in this notice of 18/03/2026 but still they are not allowing us to apply for Permanent registration
@NMC_BHARAT Please look into this matter. We have been to medical council multiple times since march 18 but they have been saying that we will have a meeting in this regard but no such meeting till this date. Now we fmgs of J&k request you to kindly intervene into this matter