Foundation of Kheer Bhawani temple laid
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Apr 29: Minister for Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, Raman Bhalla today said that Government is making all out efforts to provide all basic amenities to Kashmiri Migrants at Jagti Township so that they could enjoy their lives like other communities.
This was stated by the Minister while interacting with the Kashmiri Migrants after laying foundation of Kheer Bhawani Temple at Jagti Township.
Mr. Bhalla said that Government has sanctioned Rs.3 crore for construction of hospital, playfield, cremation ground and old age home on the proposed site in the Jagti township. He said under the Prime Minister’s Package, the Government has constructed 4218 flats at an estimated cost of Rs.385 crore which were already allotted to the migrants.
Regarding enhancement of monthly relief, the Minister said that Government has submitted a proposal to the Centre Government for approval, adding that after getting approval, the relief of Kashmiri Migrants would be enhanced.
On the occasion, Swami Kumar Ji Maharaj of Kral Baab Ashram Gaddi, Relief Commissioner R. K. Pandita, Executive Engineers R K Koul, Bajaj, social activist Kundan Kashmiri along with Camp Commandant of Jagti township T.K Bhatt were present on the occasion.
A large number of inmates of Jagti township and associate participated in programme. The temple at the proposed site will be constructed on the pattern of Mata Kheer Bhawani Temple, Tulmulla Kashmir. The construction will be made by the donations of the civil society and support of religious organisations.
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