Jammu : Several legislators, delegations and individuals Friday called on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, raising several issues concerning them for redressal.
Former minister and legislator Abdul Majid Wani, and former legislator Chaman Lal from Ramban, highlighted key concerns pertaining to their respective areas.
A delegation from the Indian Institute of Architects, J&K Chapter, led by its Chairman Vikas Dubey, apprised the Chief Minister of issues arising from recent amendments to the Unified Building Bye-Laws.
Meanwhile, a delegation led by President, Jammu University Teachers Association (JUTA), Prof. Ravinder Singh, presented matters concerning the teaching fraternity.
Moreover, several individuals met the Chief Minister to seek resolution of their grievances.
The Chief Minister gave a patient hearing to all the delegations and individuals, assuring that all genuine issues would be addressed on priority.
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