JAMMU, Jun 28: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference has announced the nomination of office bearers for its District Working Committee in Udhampur Urban. The appointments have been made with the approval of party President Farooq Abdullah and Provincial President (Jammu) Rattan Lal Gupta.
The list of office bearers was released by District President Udhampur Urban Sunil Verma. The newly constituted District Working Committee consists of 54 members along with 10 special invitees, reflecting the party’s efforts to strengthen its organizational structure at the district level.
As part of the new appointments, Javed Iqbal has been nominated as Senior Vice President. Sardar Gurmeet Singh, Jatinder Prasher, and Prem Nath Bhagat have been appointed as Vice Presidents. Ch. Abdul Rashid has been named District Secretary, while Atta Mohammad will serve as Additional District Secretary.
The party has also appointed Ghulam Hussain Kanth and Bishan Dass Sharma as Joint Secretaries. Abdul Qayoom, a retired Tehsildar, has been entrusted with the responsibility of District Office Secretary. Sardar Harvinder Singh has been appointed as Treasurer, while Ashwani Parbhaker will head the party’s IT Cell as its In-charge.
Congratulating the newly nominated office bearers, Rattan Lal Gupta and Sunil Verma expressed confidence that the new team would work with dedication, sincerity, and commitment to further strengthen the National Conference at the grassroots level across Udhampur Urban. They said the office bearers have an important role to play in expanding the party’s outreach and maintaining close contact with the public.
Speaking on the occasion, Sunil Verma assured the Provincial President that the newly constituted team would actively spread awareness among the people regarding the party’s policies and programmes. He further stated that the office bearers would work to facilitate the effective implementation of various public welfare initiatives launched by the government led by Omar Abdullah in their respective areas while remaining responsive to the concerns and aspirations of the people.