Kashmir Observer

NC Demands White

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industrial ecosystem that will help the local youth achieve their dreams.

“The kind of enthusiasm I see and the kind of proposals we are getting, I am sure that in the coming days, we will get investment­s of Rs 75,000 crore to Rs 80,000 crore. It will provide employment to five lakh people,” Sinha said at a function.

The National Conference leader claimed that due to the “wrong policies” of the government, nobody is coming forward to invest in Jammu and Kashmir as the region continues to be marred by “instabilit­y and uncertain environmen­t amid heights of misgoverna­nce”.

The NC leader said even Union Home Minister Amit Shah had committed on the floor of parliament to bring more industries in Jammu and Kashmir to boost the economy and create jobs for the unemployed youth but “the ground situation reveals nothing has been done so far”.

“It was during the National Conference regime that industrial units were establishe­d in Samba, Bari Brahamana, Digiana, Kathua, Udhampur and elsewhere. By establishi­ng these industries, thousands of jobs were created and youth adjusted while the job opportunit­ies got reduced to a bare minimum under the incumbent government,” he said.

“It is really an irony of J&K that despite the availabili­ty of a profession­ally qualified army of youth they continue to crave jobs due to the administra­tion’s callous attitude,” he said.

“The already set up industrial sector is on the verge of closure for which the government is wholly and solely responsibl­e as it is pursuing anti-industries policy,” he added.

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