AIG (Welfare) presents admission letters in FCI to NoKs of slain cops

Srinagar : Police on Wednesday said that AIG Welfare Police Headquarters Dr Abhishek Mahajan on behalf of DGP J&K, presented admission letters in Food Craft Institute (FCI) Jammu for imparting skill development training to two next of kin (NoK) of slain police personnel at Police Headquarters in presence of Maahira Mahajan and Aditya Mahajan from the ‘Empower and Enable’ Project.
According to a statement issued from Police Media Centre, PHQ J&K Srinagar, Saqib Bashir S/o slain SgCt Bashir Ahmad Hajam R/o Magam Budgam and Shahnawaz Hussain brother of slain Ct. Mohd Afzal Dar R/o Beerwah Budgam were presented admission letters for pursuing courses in Hospitality Sector at Food Craft Institute, Jammu.
Moreover 23 nominations of NoK of slain cops have been received from Jammu & Kashmir so far wherein they have shown their willingness to receive different courses offered by FCI Jammu. The selected candidates will go under one and half year diploma courses in different streams that includes food production, food and beverage operations, bakery and confectionery, front office and reception and housekeeping and maintenance besides the FCI will also offer short term courses and entrepreneurship programmes.
Police in it’s above referred statement also said that it has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Food Craft Institute (FCI) Jammu in March this year to provide skill development training and to encourage entrepreneurship amongst NoK of slain police personnel for their rehabilitation.
Police in it’s statement furthermore said that the idea behind this partnership was highlighted in the main goal and aim of the Empower and Enable Project designed and executed by Maahira Mahajan, studying at UWC Atlantic in the UK and Aditya Mahajan studying at UWC Southeast Asia in Singapore. Their main motive being the provision of training and education in an ever growing service sector of J&K.