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"But to regret that there is no mention of Regularisation of the daily wages/ casual labourers working in various departments for many years; enhancement of honorarium and incentives of the scheme workers"
Amendment moved to Honorable LG's Address by Honourable MLA, M Y Tarigami

CPI(M) Polit Bureau in solidarity with

JAMMU KASHMIR DEMOCRATIC YOUTH FEDERATION.

M. Y. Tarigami, accompanied by other district leaders, visited the family of Arshid Ahmad, who tragically lost his life in the unfortunate incident at the Nowgam Police Station. The delegation expressed deep sympathy and solidarity with the bereaved family during this difficult time. Later, M. Y. Tarigami also briefed the media regarding the incident. #cpim #jkcpim #cpimjk #cpimcc #kulgam #kashmir #nowgamblast

46th Foundation day of DYFI.

BJP Govt's Policies deepen discontent in J&K and Ladakh.
Comrade M. Y. Tarigami.

The Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Youth Federation (JKDYF) expresses its deep sorrow at the untimely demise of our young Comrade Amir Khan from Chattabal Kulgam today at SKIMS Srinagar.

JKDYF remembers him not only as a youth icon but also as a good human being who always works for poor people.His passing is a great loss to the youth organisation .

We convey our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and countless admirers in this moment of grief. JKDYF stands in solidarity with them.

J&K Apple Farmers Federation Sound Alarm: Transport Crisis Threatens Livelihoods.
The Jammu and Kashmir Apple Farmers Federation has expressed grave concern over the prolonged closure of the Jammu–Srinagar National Highway, warning that the situation has pushed the farming community to the brink of crisis.
The federation said that the continuous highway blockades have not only disrupted the transportation of horticultural produce and essential goods but also triggered a sharp rise in freight charges. Apple growers, who depend on timely shipments to markets outside the valley, are among the worst affected.

The federation noted that recent floods have already caused substantial damage to orchards, compounding the economic distress of farmers. With soaring transport costs now eating further into their margins, growers fear massive losses this season, threatening the backbone of the region’s horticultural economy.

Seeking urgent redress, the federation submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner of Kulgam, urging immediate steps to restore blockedNH44 highway movement and regulate carrier fares.

The Federation cautioned that if their demands are ignored, they will be left with no option but to launch a strong protest movement in the coming days to safeguard the livelihood of thousands of farmers across the valley.