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Secularism is the bedrock of NC philosophy: Bimla Luthra

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 23, 2021
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Jammu:: National Conference, Women Wing Vice Provincial President Bimla Luthra Monday said that secular ethos remains core of the political philosophy of National Conference, adding that the party will is committed to women and youth empowerment besides equitable opportunities of progress to all the regions and sub regions of Jammu and Kashmir, irrespective of caste, creed and religion. new era of peace and progress.
Addressing women workers at Kathua Mrs Bimla Luthra said that National Conference has a track record of serving people and this spirit is needed to be sustained and promoted by further strengthening the bonds between communities and regions. However, these endeavours have received major dent over the years as a result of which not only trust deficit has plagued but the people were encountering numerous difficulties. She said focused attention is needed to be given to fulfill the deep yearning of people with regard to development and taking effective measures to address the burgeoning unemployment problem. The youth stand pushed to the wall due to the slow pace of recruitment process and shrinking job avenues. This is required to be addressed on priority and fast-track basis, she added.

Stressing on preserving the unity and tranquility, Luthra assailed the machinations of elements with vested interest to create wedge between different segments of the society for furthering their political agenda. This is against the secular fabric of Jammu and Kashmir, she said and urged the people to vote stand united and foil all these attempts. Women and youth can play a key role in this regard, she added.
Bimla Lithra hoped that the people will reject the reactionary and backward looking politics by renewing their trust on the National Conference, which stands guarantee to overall peace, progress and prosperity of all the regions. She was accompanied by Pinky Khalsa.

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