Srinagar 18 February: AIP President Er. Rasheed has appealed regional political parties to assure and include in their manifesto that they will ensure opening of new professional and technical colleges in the state in private sector and will make the legal procedure for the same easier. In a statement issued today Er. Rasheed said “While
Many local investors have been trying hard to get permission from the competent authority to establish various much-needed colleges in Kashmir valley but unfortunately, the bureaucracy has been creating barriers and thus not allowing the education sector to flourish beyond a certain point.
It is high time for all those regional political parties who are in the race of power to make sincere and concrete promises that they will not only allow investment in the education sector without creating hurdles but will also create a huge network of professional and technical colleges in every
district and region of the state”.
Er. Rasheed said that whatsoever Kashmiris are facing in rest of the states should act as a wakeup call and while
outside Kashmir.
Er. Rasheed said “However we cannot deprive our generation
It can really be a huge contribution towards the society. However unless main political parties including NC and PDP do not promise to make the process of establishing these institutions time-bound and easy by making necessary amendments in the laws, the aim cannot be achieved”.
Er. Rasheed welcomed actor turned politician Kamal Hassan’s statement asking New Delhi to revisit its policies and resolve Kashmir dispute by holding a plebiscite so that peace returns in the entire sub-continent.
He said, “It is good to see credible voices speaking sense and understanding the significance of finding peaceful resolutions rather indulging in spreading venom against each other”.