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Sinha Gives Jobs to 69 J&K Terror Victims’ Family Members
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha handed government appointment letters in Srinagar to 37 next of kin of civilians killed by terrorists over more than two decades. Another 32 beneficiaries received…
The Story in Brief
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha handed government appointment letters in Srinagar to 37 next of kin of civilians killed by terrorists over more than two decades. Another 32 beneficiaries received appointments under the Compassionate Appointment Rules SRO-43 and the Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme. Sinha said efforts were under way to identify all terror victims’ families eligible for jobs.
Speaking on the seventh anniversary of August 5, Sinha credited the 2019 abrogation of Article 370 with ending what he called discriminatory arrangements in Jammu and Kashmir. He said marginalised groups, tribals, displaced people from PoK and Chhamb, and refugees gained citizenship, voting and property rights. He also vowed to dismantle terror networks and bring perpetrators and enablers to justice.
The Indian Opinion
The claim that every post-2019 change has transformed daily life is too broad, while the opposite claim that victims’ families have been forgotten ignores these appointments. Jobs can restore income and dignity, but they do not replace lost relatives or settle questions about fair identification and delays. The useful measure now is simple: how many eligible families remain without assistance, and how quickly are their cases cleared?
Source: hindustantimes.com
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