Relief commissionerate being revamped in J&K

Jammu and Kashmir government will revamp the relief commissionerate soon to ensure better facilities and services to the displaced community of Kashmiri Pandits.
"The relief commissionerate will soon be revamped to ensure better facilities and services to the displaced community", BJP MLC Surinder Ambardar said today.
Besides, the government has credited one month's relief into the accounts of the relief holders which was pending for some time, Ambardar said after meeting the Minister for Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs and Relief & Rehabilitation Syed Basharat Ahmed Bukhari and the Minister of State for Finance Pawan Gupta.
Ambardar said that he raised various problems being faced by the displaced community with the two ministers.

He said, the ministers while giving patient hearing assured that all the problems of the displaced community will be solved and sorted out in a time-bound manner.
In the meeting with Bukhari, Ambardar raised various problems faced by the displaced community.

He emphasised the need for making the relief commissionerate a migrant-friendly organisation which should solve the problems instead of complicating them.
The minister appreciated the concern of the displaced community assuring that all complaints will be addressed in a time-bound manner and no harassment will be allowed to anyone.
He further assured that the process of bifurcation of ration cards will be made easier and simpler.

Gupta said that the treasuries have been directed to ensure the payment of the relief to the migrants as a top priority.
Ambardar Also took up the matter of enhancement in relief with the Minister of State Finance.