JAMMU, Sep 14: The Youth National Conference (YNC), Central Zone, held an organisational meeting at the Party Provincial Headquarters, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, with a focus on strengthening the party organisation at the grassroots level.
The meeting was chaired by Provincial President Jammu YNC Sardar Tejinder Pal Singh Aman and organised by Central Zone President YNC Hameed Choudhary.
The meeting was attended by Devinder Mehta, Block President Lakhanpur; Sahil Kerni, District President Jammu Urban YNC; Vikas Choudhary, District President Jammu Rural-A YNC; Amit Kumar, District President Jammu Rural-B YNC; Jaseen Malik, District President Samba; and Anoop Gupta, District President Kathua Urban YNC, among others.
Addressing the meeting, Tejinder Pal Singh Aman urged Central Zone office bearers to take the message of the Omar Abdullah-led Government’s development initiatives to every panchayat and ward across Jammu Province.
He called upon youth leaders to remain closely connected with the people and strengthen the organisational structure at the grassroots. He also directed district presidents to constitute committees at ward and panchayat levels to ensure an active and effective organisational network.
Aman particularly highlighted the issue of employment opportunities for youth and welcomed steps being taken by the Omar Abdullah-led Government towards expediting recruitment through the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB).
He alleged that the previous BJP and PDP governments had failed to provide adequate employment opportunities to the youth of Jammu and Kashmir.
During the meeting, Hameed Choudhary raised several public issues, particularly concerning roads, electricity and employment. He stressed that youth are the backbone of both the party and society and called for greater responsibilities and opportunities for young workers.
Aman assured the gathering that genuine issues and concerns of the youth would be taken up with the concerned ministers for early resolution.
YNC leaders Nitish Gowsami, Zamir Qureshi, Muzamil Malik and Rajeshwar Singh also expressed their commitment to strengthening the organisation and taking the development initiatives of the Omar Abdullah-led Government to every ward and panchayat.
The meeting concluded with a call to YNC leaders and workers to remain active and accessible to the people while working collectively to strengthen the organisation and address public concerns.