Lawmakers and Industry Delegation Call on J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah

A number of public representatives and industrial delegations called on Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at the Raabita office in Srinagar on Thursday, where they discussed various matters of public importance, according to two local news reports.

The Daily Excelsior reported that Rajya Sabha MPs Chowdhary Mohammad Ramzan and Gurwinder Singh Oberoi called on the Chief Minister and discussed various issues. The Tribune, in a separate account, echoed this, noting the two MPs were among several public representatives who met Abdullah.

Also among the visitors were MLAs Zafar Ali Khatana from Kokernag and Choudhary Mohd. Akram from Surankote, who apprised the Chief Minister of issues and matters pertaining to their respective constituencies, as per both reports.

The delegation from the Federation Chamber of Industries, Kashmir (FCIK), comprising President Shahid Kamili, former President Shakeel Qalander, and General Secretary Afaq Ahmad, raised key issues concerning the industrial sector. The Daily Excelsior and The Tribune both reported that the group discussed measures to strengthen local production, support enterprises, and boost economic activity across Jammu & Kashmir.

In addition to the named representatives, several other individuals and delegations called on the Chief Minister and apprised him of various issues and grievances. Both outlets reported that Abdullah heard the delegations and representatives and discussed the issues raised during the meetings.

The meetings, held at the Chief Minister's Raabita office, appear to reflect an ongoing engagement between the government and public representatives as well as industry stakeholders, although no specific outcomes or decisions were reported by either publication.