The new reservation policy in J&K was implemented on the basis of the G.D. Sharma Committee Report. This very report has altered the reservation structure, impacted merit and changed the future of lakhs of students and aspirants.
Yet the report has never been made public.
Since 10 March 2024, I have filed more than 8 RTI applications seeking nothing more than a copy of the report on which this major policy is based. The response has been astonishing, they do not invoke any exemption under the RTI Act. They simply say, “The report has not been placed in the public domain.” Since when is that a legal ground to deny information?
Yesterday, I received an email fixing the hearing of my First Appeal for 7 July 2026 at 10:30 AM, with the option to join via Google Meet.
I joined at 10:29 AM and waited until 10:55 AM.
No one appeared. No hearing took place. No intimation. No accountability.
Is this how the RTI Act is respected? Is this how citizens seeking transparency are treated? Is this how the government expects young people to have faith in the system?
A policy that affects the careers and constitutional rights of lakhs cannot be based on a report hidden from public scrutiny.
Enough is enough. We demand transparency. Make the G.D. Sharma Committee Report public. Let the people see the very document that changed their future.
@sakinaitoo@jkrtifoundation@rtimuzaffar@OMSA_JK
Completed my #Census2027 Self-Enumeration today. 🇮🇳
Better data = better planning = stronger voice for our village.
I hope Chassana becomes one of the leading villages in Reasi for maximum participation and sets an example for others.
@diprjk@dioreasi1
Recently, a village in Maharashtra became the first to complete 100% self-enumeration for #Census2027. It would be wonderful to see a village in Reasi take this lead and motivate others too. Collective participation can make Reasi a model district. @diprjk
Self-Enumeration for Census of India 2027 begins from 17 May 2026.
Register your household online, verify details carefully, and support a transparent and efficient Census process.
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@diprjk
@vishesh_jk Sir, not in a position to advise,but a humble citizen’s thought:
• Easy complaint system for transport issues
• Action on overcharging
• Transparent fares
• Time for apps to follow rules
• Equal rules & safety for all
People want safe, affordable transport.
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Research from the Economic and Political Weekly (2023) highlights inconsistencies in EWS implementation, with some states relaxing criteria, potentially explaining rare cases of selection beyond limits, challenging the policy’s economic targeting intent.
Data from the National Sample Survey Office (2019) indicates only 6% of India’s general category population qualifies for EWS, suggesting strict eligibility, yet state-level variations and potential loopholes might allow over-qualification, as hinted by the poll’s votes.
@DograReasi Absolutely.Reasi’s heritage deserve more than just mentions.While it’s good to see the issue raised in Parliament,a strict check on the executives is needed.we must see how funds are being utilised, appreciate the good work, and challenge the gaps where progress is missing.
@Selfdis94448430@mpjugalkishore I wish I could express a similar sentiment regarding the executives who possess the authority to transform this vision into a tangible reality on the ground.
Our MP @mpjugalkishore has once again brought Reasi district into focus by raising the need to develop its historical sites in Parliament. This is a welcome step for a region that has often been overlooked despite its rich heritage and potential for growth.
Notably, among all MPs from J&K, he asked the highest number of questions in the Monsoon Session — a sign of consistent and active representation. We hope this commitment translates into sustained attention and tangible development for Reasi.
@bstvlive@adgpi@SpokespersonMoD Please ensure accurate reporting. It's Poonch, not 'Srinagar Poonch,' in the Jammu division. Responsible journalism is crucial for clarity and credibility.