It’s heartbreaking to see that the link road of Anderhama village, which was repaired properly after almost 50 years, has been destroyed within just 4 days because of mining activities. The condition of the road is now worse than ever. @dckupwara@FayazMiroffice@OfficeOfLGJandK
Nothing is in our hands. Governments in other states are far more powerful yet their MLAs are content with modest salaries. But here our leaders keep calling this a weak government while taking the highest salaries in all of India.@JKNC_
In our Anderhama village, solar lights were installed years ago but not a single bulb has worked to this day. Residents, especially elderly people, are facing great difficulties. I urge the @MirMohdFayaz to address this issue at the earliest.
You'll see people walking the same road, but not everyone reaches. Because success isn't built by effort alone; it's gifted by permission. "My success is only by Allah." (Qur'an 11:88)
The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said:
Whoever humiliates a Muslim in a place where he is respected, Allah will humiliate him in a place where he will need Allah's help.
(Abu Dawud, Volume 3, Hadith No. 1454)
In 2013, Omar Abdullah was saying that there was no need to revoke the PSA, and then in 2020 he said that if his government comes to power, he will abolish the PSA in J&K. How long will Kashmiris have to suffer from this hypocrisy.#MehrajMalik#OmarAbdullah@sajadlone@JKNC_
If there is a plan to fully macadamize the 1300-meter road in Anderhama, then why is patching being done today? After 11 years, when this road is finally being macadamized, the R&B department is doing injustice to us. We request the @dckupwara to kindly look into this matter.
For all the negative portrayal of the FAT schools by the government, I would respond by saying that FAT schools produced excellent academic results. Prominent doctors , engineers, lawyers we see today in Kashmir and across the world have studied at FAT schools.
Alas. It was the poor man’s private school. It had the distinctiveness of not being in the government sector. It had the affordability of government sector and academic exclusivity of the private sector. And it delivered academic excellence.
My appeal to government. Please do not convert these academic institutes of excellence into just another government school. They have evolved in the non government sector and will continue to deliver only if management is non governmental in nature.
If the clarification of Education Minister is true that this has been done as an interim arrangement then safeguarding the career of thousands of students studying in FAT schools has to be paramount. The managing committees should be constituted in a time bound manner. And managing committee should comprise of educationists and other eminent and successful people from the society.
And lastly please hurry. There is a real threat of large scale unemployment too if these schools are not immediately put back on track.
Taking over schools is the easiest part. The real challenge now is to sustain the academic excellence of these schools. Any drop in academic standards is an unpardonable sin. And the ruling party seems all set to commit that sin.
We strongly condemn the house arrest of our General Secretary @imranrezaansari Imran Ansari sahib is a revered religious leader and he should be allowed to move freely to fulfill his religious obligations as a religious leader.
In Anderhama area villagers are facing acute shortage of drinking water. We request Hon’ble Deputy Commissioner to kindly look into the matter and ensure immediate water supply to the affected village.@dckupwara@OfficeOfLGJandK@JJM_JK
If even a major hospital like GMC Baramulla cannot provide basic medicines like Pantoprazole, Ciprofloxacin injection, and Metronidazole—and patients are forced to buy them from outside—what can we expect from District Hospitals then @sakinaitoo@PrincipalGMCbla@DCBaramulla
While the war clouds seem to have subsided.
Our elected government it seems was busy waging a war against those who haven’t voted for them.
This it seems is the new concept of transfers war.
Department after department is going for transfers. Transferring people who they feel haven’t voted for them to far off places. And in some cases of course the traditional lollies in exchange for favourable transfers.
May I remind this government :—
Did you stand up to the PM? NO
Did you stand up to the HM? NO
Did you stand up to the LG? NO
Were you able to get your bloody business rules published? NO
Were you able get Article 370 back? NO
Were you able to get statehood back? NO
Did you give free power? NO
Did You regularise daily wagers? NO
Did you give 12 cylinders? NO
Did you create 100000 new jobs? NO
Did you give doles to unemployed as promised? NO
Did you do anything???????
YES. YES. You weaponised transfers.
And transferred those who voted agaisnt you to far off places, making sure they stay away from their families. Making sure they stay away from their school going children.
The only place where you show you might and your arrogance is against the Kashmiri.
But all your might is targeted against the Kashmiri. You won’t dare do it in Jammu.
It so pathetic to see you grovellingly in attendance when your Lords descend from Delhi. And so disdainfully retributive for those who dare vote against you.
And the Lords don’t even bloody acknowledge your miserable presence.