Srinagar, 27-July: National general secretary of the Rashtriya Lok Jan Shakti Party (RLJP), Sanjay Saraf said the arrangements for the annual Amarnath Yatra by the government are satisfactory, while he thanked the people for their cooperation in making the yatra a success.
In Srinagar, an event was held at the RLJP Office in which many representatives announced to join the party.
On this occasion, Sanjay Saraf expressed hope while welcoming them to the RLIP, that the party workers should do their best to make the party a solid ground.
Saraf said that people are joining the RLJP while the party will try to fulfill their hopes. He directed the workers and party leaders to take the people’s complaints to the higher authorities and take steps to resolve those issues.
Saraf said that the passenger vehicles from south Kashmir are not permitted from Pantha chowk and said that the passengers are facing difficulties. He appealed relevant department to look into the issue of non-permission so that passenger’s do not have to face difficulties?
Sanjay Saraf expressed satisfaction on the measures taken by Govt in the annual Amarnath Yatra, saying that lakhs of pilgrims visited Holy cave, after returning from the Yatra.
“I observed that the measures taken by the government and the administration to make the successful Pilgrimage are quite reassuring”,he added
Saraf stressed to make Yatra more people-friendly and said that Yatras have been successful in the past only with the cooperation of the local people and it will be the same in the future.
He expressed concern over unemployment and said that the government should seriously draft a solid policy in this regard so that people can get opportunities. He said that as a result of the Covid-19 epidemic, the world has been affected, but the administration and the central government should take measures to get out of this situation Saraf appealed Govt to solve the problems of daily wagers.
“Government needs to come up with a solid policy in order to save the future of those employees who work during unfavourable conditions. He expressed concern on mass sit in of the finance accountant Accountants saying that the government looks at this matter from the perspective of the future of the youth and humanity.
while recommending speeding up the process of rehabilitating Kashmiri Pandits, Sanjay said that although the current government has made enough progress, there is still a lot to be done. Saraf said that this human problem has been hanging for the past 3 decades, as a result of which the future of the entire nation is in jeopardy.
Sanjay Saraf appealed to Narendra Modi at the centre to speed up the process so that Kashmiri migrants can return to their homeland. Saraf expressed his concern about the increase in Covid cases in Jammu and Kashmir and advised the people to cooperate in implementing the appropriate Covid policy on behalf of the government.
He said that in such a time when the valley was full of tourism activities after many years, it is possible that these activities will be affected as a result of the increase in Covid cases.
