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PSAJK Holds Crucial Meeting; Key Decisions Taken To Ensure Free, Fair And Transparent Elections

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
December 1, 2025
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PSAJK Holds Crucial Meeting; Key Decisions Taken To Ensure Free, Fair And Transparent Elections
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Association Passes Unanimous Resolution; G. N Var Honored As “Lifetime Chairman,” Members Hail His Decades of Service

“Transparent Elections Will Strengthen The Association”; Say PSAJK State Vice President, District Presidents & EC Members

Srinagar, 01 Dec, 2025: The Private Schools’ Association of Jammu & Kashmir (PSAJK) held a high-level meeting under the leadership of State Vice-President Mr. Manzoor Ahmad Rather. Representatives from across Kashmir participated in person, while members from the Pir Panchal and Chenab Valley regions of Jammu Province joined through video conference, ensuring full statewide representation.

The primary objective of the meeting was to discuss and finalise a transparent, democratic and time-bound election process for PSAJK at all levels.

After day-long deliberations and with the unanimous consent of all participating members, a major resolution was adopted: A committee was constituted to oversee the election process of PSAJK. The committee will be headed by Mr. Khursheed Bismal, Chairman of PSAJK Pir Panchal & Chenab Valley Region of Jammu Province, who accepted this responsibility during the meeting via video conference.

In his remarks, Mr. Bismal highlighted the urgent issues faced by private schools and emphasised the need for a strong, united and democratically functioning body. His mandate is to establish an independent Election Commission within two weeks. Mr. Shakir Rasool, Executive Member PSAJK Anantnag, has been appointed as the Coordinator of the Committee. The committee was formed with complete consensus from all PSAJK members. This committee will ensure that elections are conducted in a free, fair and transparent manner across all zones, districts and at the state level.

In a historic and unanimously adopted resolution, all general and executive members of PSAJK acknowledged the extraordinary contributions of PSAJK Founder and former President, G. N. Var Recognising his decades-long service, visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to strengthening the private education sector in Jammu & Kashmir, the members agreed to confer upon him the title of “Lifetime Chairman of PSAJK.”

Members noted that since Mr Var stepped away from day-to-day responsibilities, the association has faced several challenges. His guidance, mentorship and moral support were described as essential for rebuilding unity and restoring the strong institutional foundation of PSAJK. His lifelong dedication, steadfast support to schools and tireless efforts for the private education sector were widely appreciated by all participants.

Additionally, the Association announced that a grand felicitation ceremony will soon be organised, where Dr. G.N Var will be formally honoured and presented with the “Lifetime Chairman” title. Senior leaders, stakeholders and educators will gather to pay tribute to his lifelong contribution in the field of education and his unmatched service to the private school sector of Jammu & Kashmir.

PSAJK State Vice-President, Manzoor Ahmad, said, “Today’s resolutions reflect the collective will of our entire association. Our priority is to restore democratic functioning, strengthen institutional processes and ensure that the voice of every school is heard. The formation of an independent Election Committee marks a new beginning for accountability and transparency within PSAJK.”

PSAJK District President Srinagar, Bilal Ahmad, said, “We have always advocated for reforms that strengthen the democratic structure of PSAJK. Today’s decisions honour that commitment. We believe G. N. Var’s guidance and the new committee’s mandate will help restore trust and streamline the association’s functioning.”

PSAJK District President Anantnag, Mohammad Syed, stated, “This meeting has brought renewed hope and unity. We stand firmly behind the decision to establish an impartial Election Commission. With transparent elections, PSAJK will emerge stronger and more capable of addressing the educational challenges faced by our students and schools.”

Other PSAJK members expressed, “The unanimous decisions taken today show that PSAJK is united in purpose and vision. We remain dedicated to protecting the interests of private schools and ensuring that the association continues to work with transparency, fairness and responsibility.”

Members from all districts noted that this meeting marks an important step towards restoring transparency, strengthening democratic processes and uniting all stakeholders under a shared vision.

The PSAJK leadership reaffirmed its commitment to continue working with honesty, integrity and collective responsibility for the welfare of private schools, teachers, students and the entire education sector of Jammu & Kashmir.

KH Web Desk

KH Web Desk

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