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The 3-day conference will be held at Abhinav Theatre, Jammu and it will be attended by a number of leading Gynaecologic Oncologists from all over the country. As per release, some experts in the field from abroad are also expected to participate.

In addition to usual inaugural function, there will be technical sessions and also a workshop on management of cancer among the female.

Chairman, of organising committee, Dr Kasturi Lal declared here today that preparations are afoot to hold this prestigious conference.

Kamraz Bank staff resent shifting to Jammu

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JAMMU, Oct 22: The displaced employees of Kamraz Rural Bank held a special meeting here yesterday to protest against unilateral decision to post the displaced staff in the Jammu Rural Bank.

In a release issued today, the Kamraz Rural Bank Displaced Employees Welfare Association camp Jammu has expressed anguish on the prejudicial move and resolved unanimously that any such unilateral step will be outrightly rejected and resisted.

Education officers to hold protest dharna on Oct 24

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JAMMU, Oct 22: School Education Officers’ Association has finalised a programme to hold a protest demonstration outside the office of Divisional Commissioner Jammu on October 25.

According to a release, a meeting of the School Education officers was held at Jammu today under the chairmanship of Mr C L Sharma, president of the Association.

The protest dharna is being organised for the redressal of the long pending demands which include removal of disparity in respect of pay scales by way of placing the Headmasters in the pay scale of Rs 2500-4000 with effect from 1987 under SRO 75 of 1992 and corresponding to it with effect from 1979, regularisation of all officers from Headmasters cadre, benefit of earned leave to the Principals and Headmasters, providing 50 % of the posts of Principal Higher Secondary Schools and HOD, DIETs and DEPs as provided under SRO 83.

The other demands include—seniority in the entry of Master Grade, promotions from Headmasters cadre to the posts of Deputy CEOs, Joint Directors, Directors, CEOs etc.

Those attended the meet include—Messers C S Jamwal, Jagdish Dogra, G L Sharma, Karnail Singh, O P Gupta, Mohinder Singh and Subash Gupta, all executive members of the Association.

Over Rs 6 cr disbursed as old age pension

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Srinagar, Oct 22 : The Social Welfare Department has disbursed Rs 6.10 crores as old age pension under Integrated Social Security and National Old Age Pension Schemes among beneficiaries in the Valley so far during the current fiscal year.

This information was given at a meeting of the divisional officers of the Social Welfare Department held here last evening to review the performance of the department in Kashmir Division at the fage end of Darbar Move to winter capital Jammu.

It was stated that financial help of Rs 40 lakhs also stand provided to the beneficiaries under National Maternity Benefit, Pre-Matric and Handicapped scholarship. Reimbursement of examination fee, Educational upliftment and Assistance to Gad-Hangies schemes.

Referring to the ICDS, the meeting was told that as many as 5625 Anganwari Centres are presently functioning in the Valley with 1.50 lakh beneficiaries belonging to BPL category. Nutrition amounting to Rs 4 crores is being provided to the children in these centres during the current financial year, the meeting was informed.

The meeting took a serious note of the non-supply of nutrition items despite finalisation of tenders/contracts for the purpose. It was felt that delay in this regard creates unnecessary misunderstanding among the masses and thus brings bad name for the department. The concerned officers were asked on the spot to ensure supply of nutrition to each Anganwari centre immediately.

The meeting also expressed anguish over non submission of Annual Plans and Non-Plan Budget proposals for the year 2000-2001 and instructed the officers to furnish said proposals immediately.

The meeting was astonished to know that funds under various welfare schemes of the Social Welfare department have not been released yet for the current year in District Pulwama. It is sheer carelessness on the part of the officers concerned and the Deputy Commissioner.

It was decided that Dy. Directors, Social Welfare and ICDS will personally look into the matter and shall ensure release of funds for district Pulwama and Kupwara respectively. The Additional Secretary Social Welfare, Mr Kamili was asked to rush up to Delhi to obtain funds for holding of Handicapped camps in the State shortly.

Addressing the meeting, Mian Altaf asked the officers to change their lethargic style of functioning and bureaucratic approach of serving the poor people in the State. He said atleast financial crunch should not come across in the implementation of Centrally sponsored schemes, as he said centre is releasing funds regulaty to the State under these schemes aimed at to ameliorate the lot of down trodden people. He cautioned that no slackness/carelessness will be tolerated in this regard. He said beneficiaries should not suffer in any case and non performance should not be covered with financial crunch at all.

The meeting among others was attended by the Commissioner/Secretary Social Welfare, Mr A K Angurana and the Director Social Welfare, Mr G N Wani.

Arrangements for Darbar move finalised

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Jammu, Oct 22 : The arrangements in connection with the annual darbar move from Srinagar to Jammu were finalised at a high level officers meeting held here today. The Divisional Commissioner, Jammu, Mr B S Jamwal, presided.

The arrangements include accommodation, drinking water, electricity, security, supply of ration including LPG and K Oil, transpotation facilities from Estates residential colonies to Secretariat and vice versa, medicare, sanitation, repairs of residential quarters etc.

Addressing the meeting Mr Jaswal directed the concerned officers to ensure that all the arrangements should be made well before the moving of offices so that the move employees may not face any inconvenience during their arrival at Jammu. He also asked the Food and Supplies authorities to make necessary arrangements for the issuance of ration cards to the moving employees, besides the ration, K Oil and LPG.

The Administrator, Jammu Municipality, Mr K B Jandial was asked to make proper sanitation arrangements in and around the Government flats with the provision of garbage dumps and its removal to curb menace of insanitation and to control any epidemic. He also asked the Director, Health Service, Dr R K Goel to ensure proper medicare facilities to the moving families as well as to their families. The PHE and PD Departments will ensure un-interrupted supply of drinking water and electricity as per special schedule to be fixed for the purpose. To maintain law and order besides security to the employees, the IGP, Jammu, Mr R V Raju assured that adequate security arrangements have already been made. The Manager, SRTC, Jammu was directed to make necessary transport arrangements for picking and dropping of moving employees daily from various Estates colonies immediately.

The Director, Estates was directed to get the repairs, white washing and renovation work in various Estates colonies at the earliest.

MCI refuses to allow ‘extra’ 4 students
CS defers admission to MBBS course in GMC

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JAMMU, Oct 22: The Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir has deferred the part -I admission of the four-year MBBS course in Government Medical College, Jammu after the Medical Council of India (MCI) ‘straight way’ refused to allow the admission of 124 students.

As per a decision taken in a high level meeting which held under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary, Mr Ashok Jaitly and attended besides other by the Principal Secretary, Medical Education, Mr S S Bleoria and Principal Medical College, Dr H L Goswami, the admission has been postponed till further orders.

Earlier, the date for the admission was fixed from October 16 to 24.

Accourding to reliable sources, the admission was stopped soon when concerned officials pointed out that the list referred by the Competent Authority for the GMC having more students then the seats allotted by the MCI. The Competent Authority had referred 124 students against 120 to the GMC.

The sources further said that after being pressurised by the parents and students, who were insisting for the admissions, the Principal GMC felt himself helpless and approached the Principal Secretary.

Thereafter, both of them went to Delhi to discuss the issue with the MCI, which inturn straightway refused to entertain their plea.

The insiders pointed out that even the MCI had threatened to de-recognise the GMC, if they make any attempt to violate their guidelines.

Returned empty handed, the duo had a meeting with the Chief Secretary of the State, who directed the College to defer the admission till further order.

Meanwhile, the tense students were approaching the Medical College every day to know that when their admission forms will be entertained.

The concerned clerk in the Students section now has asked the admission seekers to come on Monday.

IAS holding week-long International meet
Scientists to focus on landsliding problems in J&K

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JAMMU, Oct 22: The week-long International meeting of the Indian Association of Sedimentologists (IAS) will focus on the landsliding problems along the National Highways in Jammu and Kashmir state.

This was stated by Prof B L Dhar, Head of the Department of Geology, University of Jammu, who is chairman of the XVI Convention of Indian Association of Sedimentologists, while talking to newsmen, here today.

He said the meeting, wherein some international scientists are also participating will commence from October 24 and end on October 30.

The event is jointly being organised by the University of Jammu and the University of Kashmir. During the week-long programme, the scientists will visit National Highways and remained in Kashmir University for two days to exchange their experiences over there.

Prof Dhar further said that besides local problems, the convention will feature a comprehensive and multidisciplinary programme related to important problems being faced by the geological sciences.

One-day short course will also be conducted by Dr Dorrik Stow of the University of Southampton, United Kingdom on "Deep-water sedimentary systems: key advances, latest techniques and current trends". Dr Bilal U. Haq, Director Marine Geosciences, National Science Foundation, Arlington, USA will deliver a popular public lecture on " The threat of Global Warming and Sea Level Rise: An update of empirical and Modeling data", a handout circulated among the media persons said.

Besides, a two-day field trip has been arranged along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway to have on the spot assessment of the landslide prone sites by the experts. It will be followed by one-day field conference in the University of Kashmir to discuss and deliberate upon the field observations with the aim to formulate inter-institutional and multidisciplinary research projects to mitigate the landslide hazard.

Dr G M Bhat of the Department of Geology, University of Jammu, who is convener of the meeting was hopeful to achieve good results that can help in sustainable development in the context of present day national and state demands.

Around 120 delegates will read their papers during the meeting.

Prof R L Sharma and Dr M A Malik of the Geology Department were among those present.

Death condoled

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JAMMU, Oct 22 : Brahman Kalyan Sabha members have condoled the untimely death of Mrs Kamla Dubey , wife of Mr M L Dubey, member of the Sabha.

In a meeting of the Sabha held here today under the chairmanship of Dr J K Sharma, the members expressed their sympathy with the bereaved family. A two-minute silence was also observed on the occasion.

30 MLAs list people's problems

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Srinagar, Oct 22 : Thirty members raised various issues of public importance during the Zero Hour in the Legislative Assembly today.

Mr Shiv Charan Gupta pleaded for balanced development of all the three regions of the State.

Mr Mohammad Abdullah Mujahid stressed that selection list of Patwaris of Baramulla district be released immediately while Mr Abdul Gani Malik stressed for filling up the posts of Naib Tehsildars in Gulabgarh constituency.

The Deputy Speaker, Legislative Assembly, Mr Ghulam Hyder Malik demanded that the Sub-Divisional Magistrate be posted at Lohai Malhar. Mr Harshdev Singh pleaded that the location of the headquarters of the Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Basantgarh be fixed without further delay.

Ch Chuni Lal stressed for release in full of the balance amount of the MLAs' constituency development fund.

Mr Sagar Chand urged that the emoluments of village chowkidars and Nambardars be suitably enhanced.

Mr Abdul Wahid Shan demanded taking up of immediate steps for promotion of tourism in Gool area.

Mr Prem Lal stressed that compensation be provided to the people of border areas of Hiranagar who could not cultivate their land due to firing from across the border, while Mr R S Sharma stressed for constitution of a Border Area Development Board for ensuring all round development of the border areas.

Mrs Zubaida Salaria urged for creation of more specialities and super-specialities in the Government Medical College, Jammu.

Mr Mohammad Abbas demanded posting of more teachers in Kargil while Mr G M Jan pleaded for opening of a higher secondary school at Loran. Similarly, Ch Piara Singh stressed for construction of school buildings in his constituency.

Qazi Jalal-ud-Din urged that power tariff be charged at concessional rates from the people living below the poverty line.

Mr Abdul Gani Naseem, Mr A R Veeri and Mr G R Naz pleaded for improvement of roads in their respective constituencies. Mr Hans Raj Dogra also urged for upgradation and improvement of Billawar road. Mr Mohammad Maqbool Lone too demanded that bids be constructed on the three new bridges completed in his constituency recently.

Mr Jagdish Raj Dubey stressed for opening of a sub-office of the State Board of School Education at Bishnah.

Mr Mubarik Gul drew the attention of the House toward a recent fire incident in his constituency and demands compensation to be affected families.

Mr Abdul Kabir Pathan urged for providing six months free ration to the people of his constituency as their crops have damaged due to long dry spell.

Mr Ashok Khajuria drew the attention of the House towards the drinking water scarcity in the Jammu city and pleaded for augmentation of the water supply to tackle the problem.

The Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Mr Ali Mohammad Sagar while replying to the issue said that with the commissioning of 10 more tube-wells recently, additional 22 lakh gallons of drinking water is being supplied to the city, which has helped to ease the situation to a large extent.

Mir Saif Ullah urged that compensation be provided to the farmers of Kupwara district whose land has been occupied by the security forces.

Mr Abdul Majid Mir stressed for posting of more doctors in his constituency.

Mr Ram Chand Bhagat pleaded for creation of one more CD and NES block in R S Pura constituency.

Mr Mohammad Syed Akhoon stressed that innocent people should not be put to avoidable inconvenience by the police and the security forces while dealing with militancy.

Mr Mushtaq Ahmed Bukhari demanded action against the culprits responsible for killing of 15 persons in Surankote area.

Mr Sadiq Ali drew the attention of the House to the reported mock cordon in busy Lal Chowk area of Srinagar city yesterday just to enable a foreign TV crew to shoot the sequences of tackling militancy. Seeking stringent action against the officers responsible for granting such permission. The MLA said that this sends wrong signal about the prevail situation in the Valley in and outside the country.

AKPSC for comprehensive rehabilitation of migrants

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JAMMU, Oct 22 : All Kashmiri Pandit Solidarity Conference (AKPSC) has urged upon the government to device a policy for comprehensive rehabilitation of the Kashmiri migrants.

According to a release, a meeting of the organisation was held here today under the chairmanship of its president— Mr O N Trisal. The members discussed in detail the problems being faced by the community in general.

Speaking at the meeting, Mr Trisal alleged that students of this community have been ignored for admissions to the professional colleges, recruitment in government services and in various other fields. He also highlighted the problems, being faced by the young students due to delay in examinations and results.

The meeting called on the government both at the Central as well as state level to understand the magnitude and dimensions of the situation which this displaced community is facing at various temporary hutments in Jammu and other places. The one room accommodation provided to the migrants was not sufficient and the roofs were leaking. There was repair work carried on them since long.

They advocated the comprehensive settlement of the members of the displaced community. The members also demanded fair representation in the state legislature, legislative council, corporations and the civic bodies.

Mr Trisal appealed to the members of other organisations to launch a joint movement and to create a single platform to achieve the goal of total rehabilitation of the community.

The others who spokes on the occasion include Messers P N Tengloo, H L Bindroo, H N Muthu, M K Kaul, K L Safaya, Ashok Saheb, S N Dhar, Surinder Kachroo, Chand Ji, Bhushan Lal, T K Kaul, Mrs Rajni Bhat, Ashok Moza, K N Kaul, Chand Ji, S K Tickoo, Shadi Lal and Ashok Kumar.

Encroachment of graveyards condemned

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JAMMU, Oct 22: Muslim Federation of Jammu has condemned the illegal construction on the graveyards at R S Pura and Bishnah.

In a press statement issued here today, District president of the Federation, Mr Talat Niaz Qazi said that such act on the part of encroachers was very unfortunate and needs immediate intervention of the District Administration.

Mr Qazi urged upon the Deputy Commissioner Jammu to take immediate step to avoid any tension on the spot and to restrain some elements from indulging in illegal encroachment.

Meanwhile, the Federation members also convened an emergency meeting here today and chalked out strategy to deal with the situation. Those who attended the meeting include—Parvez Malik, Nazim Din, Chowdhary Nek Mohammed, Riaz Ahmed, Mohammed Iqbal, Saleem Khan, Zahoor Ahmed and others.

‘Army supply to be exempted’
JKMCA to join AIMC strike call

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JAMMU, Oct 22: Expressing solidarity with the All India Motor Transport Congress, which has launched agitation from October 21 against hike in diesel prices, the J&K Motor Transport Companies Association (Narinder Singh faction) has decided to join in the on- going transportation strike from today.

Addressing the press conference, Mr Narinder Singh Raina, president of the J&K Motor Transport Companies Association has declared that they have also decided to participate in the strike and no vehicle will be allowed to ply on the roads. He, however, made it clear being a sensitive border State, supply for Army and other forces would continue despite the strike call. "We are fighting proxy war and it is our duty to help armed forces so we have excluded army supply from our strike", Mr Narinder Singh said and declared that no vehicle would be allowed to cross Lakhanpur border from tomorrow morning.

Narinder Singh faction of the J&K Motor Transport Companies Association, however, said that decision regarding inter districts strike would be taken after discussion in the working committee meeting of the Association.

Mr Narinder Singh said that JKMTC has asked the AIMC to include demands of J&K transporters including relaxation of the Toll Tax for border States and entry of the old model vehicles in the cities, in their charter of demands.

Highlighting miseries of the transporters in the State, Mr Narinder Singh said that transporters community has been facing lots of hardship due to brazen nexus between contractors and officers of the various Government Departments. He said transporters have not loading supply of Food Corporation of India for the last one month due to rate problems. He alleged that contractors with the connivance of some officers of FCI have been exploiting transporters.

Claiming that he is president of the J&K Motor Transport Companies Association, Mr Raina said Mr Darshan Singh, who was president of the Association, was sacked due to his anti-transporters policies. "He sacked as he took many unwarranted decision to damage the basic structure of the association and while he was president on September 23 and 24, he got hundred trucks loaded with FCI food grains who were not on the hazari role of the Union which made transporters angry as they were waiting for their turn from days together", he said and added that following strong protest of the transporters, Mr Darshan Singh was sacked.

Mr Narinder Singh Raina alleged that ‘sacked’ president along with his supporters have been threatening him of dire consequences. He also accused SHO Bishnah, Mr Jagit Singh ‘Jagga’ of hatching a conspiracy to terror his supporters. He narrated an incident when Mr Jagga arrested some transporters from Bari-Brahaman and gave them sever thrashing despite being the fact that Bari-Brahaman was not in his jurisdiction.

HC notice CA

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JAMMU, Oct 22: Mr Justice R C Gandhi of the State High Court Jammu wing has issued notice to Controller of Examination Competent Authority Entrance Examination for filing objections in a writ petition seeking quashment of Notification No. 82-CAEE of 1999 dated September 21, 1999 to the extent the selection of the petitioner from B.E. Course has been modified to Diploma Computer being illegal arbitrary and against the principles of natural justice and declaring the selection of the petitioner to BE course as per notification No. 81/CET/CAEE of 1999 of August 25, 1999 as valid.

Notice was accepted by the counsel of the Competent Authority who was present in the court.

This notice was issued in a writ petition filed by Ajay Bangotra through advocate Subash Chander Gupta alleging that the petitioner vide Notification No. 81/CET/CAEE of 1999 dated August 25, 1999 issued by the Competent Authoirty and was published in a local english paper. According to this notification the petitioner appeared at Serial No. 20 in the Schedule Caste Category selected for BE Course. The petitioner on being selected as per the notification applied to the Principal Pubjab Engineering College Chandigarh for cancellation of his admission and requested for the return of the original certificates. The Principal vide order dated September 8, 1999 removed the petitioner from the rolls of the college.

In the petition, it was further alleged that the Competent Authority published another notification No. 82-CAEE of 1999 dated September 21, 1999 and modified the earlier notification No. 81 and the petitioner's selection from B.E. Course to Diploma Computer.

The petitioner prayed before the court that the court may direct the respondent to pay compensation of Rs 30 lakh for the careless and negligence functioning of the Competent Authority.

11 MLCS participate in Zero Hour

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SRINAGAR, Oct 22: Eleven members participated in the Zero Hour and highlighted various public issues in the Legislative Council today.

Mr Abdul Aziz Wani demanded relief for the drought affected people of Doda district.

Mr Mohammad Ikhlaq Khan urged for replacement of old electric poles in Mendhar area of Poonch district.

Mr Nissar Khan drew the attention of the House towards the plight of the fire sufferers of Kupwara and demanded adequate relief for them.

Mr Javed Hussain Shah demanded alternate arrangements for transportation of fruit to various fruit mandies of the country in view of on-going strike of the truck operators.

Mr A R Tukroo urged for reconstruction of bridges that were either gutted or damaged in Pulwama district.

Mr Aziz Mohammad Qari demanded deployment of adequate new passenger buses in Ladakh region.

Mr C L Khajuria stressed for launching cleanliness drive in Udhampur.

Haji Mohammad Hussain demanded electrification of Gujjar Basties of Jammu district.

Ms Depinder Kaur urged for improving sanitation conditions in Government Medical College Hospital, Jammu. She also demanded construction of more toilets especially for women patients.

Mr Mohammad Sadiq stressed upgradation on Rajouri-Budhan and Rajouri-Darhal roads.

Mr Veer Chand Mahasha pleaded for immediate release of scholarships for Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes students of Purmandal block.

HC's observation on qualification for appointing teachers

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JAMMU, Oct 22: The Division Bench of the Jammu Kashmir High Court Jammu Wing comprising Mr Justice Tejinder Singh Doabia and Mr Justice Rattan Chand Gandhi held that giving undue weightage to 10 plus 2 qualification and giving lesser importance to the Degrees in the discipline of Education is not apt.

"Ten plus two qualification have not rational with the object appointment as teacher. Ten plus two qualification is basic for all further attainments in all walks of life. How does this qualification advances cause of teaching and of those who are to be taught when this qualification is not given any weightage for any other discipline then why give it so much importance in the selection of teachers. In any case 50 marks for ten-plus two qualification is definately on the higher side, the court has observed.

It further said that the object is to appoint a teacher. "A trained teacher having graduation and post-graduation qualification in the discipline of Education would be best suited for the job. By the process adopted in the present case, a trained teacher is being almost ousted from consideration by giving insignificant weightage to his BEd and MEd qualification. If in the discipline in Medical, Law, Engineering Architecture etc the basic qualification is the one which is possessed by candidate in that very discipline, then there is no justification to not to adopt the same criteria when appointments are made in teaching faculty."

The court reference to the decision of the Supreme Court saying it has laid down the importance of trained teachers. The criteria adopted in the present case beings in arbitraines.

With this observation, the Division Bench ordered that the allocation of 50 marks for plus two qualification is on the higher side, that this allocation operates to the determent of those candidates who possess Graduate and Post Graduate qualification in the discipline of Education. This is not in confirmity with the spirit of Articles 14 and 16 of the constitution that the criteria is required to be recast the appointments already made are not being quashed.

The DB further ordered that the appellent Balwinder Kour would be entitled to be considered against a vacancy which is now available. She would not be denied appointment merely on the grounds that she has become overage.

This significant judgement was passed in a appeal filed by Balwinder Kour through Advocate Surinder Singh challanging the system of appointment of teachers.

Advocate D S Chouhan and advocate R K Bhatia appeared for the department of Education State of Jammu Kashmir and others.

Tomar, Sarbar to clash for Rustam-e-Katra title

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JAMMU, Oct 22: Mr Rajiv Tomar, a renowned wrestler of Guru Hanuman Akhara, Sabzi Mandi in Delhi and Mr Sarbar Singh of Harayana, National champions, will clash for the Rushtam-e-Katra title at 11th Vishal Dangal being held at Katra on October 24.

Mr Shiv Kumar Sharma, Chief Organising Secretary of 11th Vishal Dangal Committee, said that besides these two top level champions, various other wrestlers from Delhi, Harayana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and J&K will participate in the event.

He said the championship is being organised in the memory of late Pt. Sobha Ram Ji, president and founder member of the Public Dangal Committee, Katra.

The prominent wrestlers from J&K participating in the event are— Rustam-e-J&K, Dheeraj Sharma of Jammu, Jammu Kumar, Mr Raju Pahalwan of Shiv Mandir Akhara, Mr Balkar Singh and Mr Mohd Billa ( National silver medalists), Sainf Ali, Mukha , Seisha, Kamal Dev Singh, Jameet Lal of BSF, Omkar Singh, Sonu, Romesh Chander, Om Parkash, Mulakh Raj and Suneet Singh.

All the veteran wrestlers of the state will also be honoured on the occasion. Mr Sharma further disclosed that Mr V M Dutta of Rohtak and Mr Roshan Lal Sachdeva of Delhi, secretary general and joint secretary of Wrestling Federation of India, respectively, besides Mr Randhir Singh (Karnal), chief National Wrestling Coach of India are also participating as observers.

A large number of people from Jammu, Reasi, Udhampur, Pouni, Ramnagar, Akhnoor, Bhumag, Majalta, Jindrah, Manwal, Mansar, Tikri Penthal and other rural areas are expected to witness the occasion.The championship will start at 11 AM on Sunday.