Srinagar, Jul 14 (NVI): Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday met several public and industry delegations at the Civil Secretariat here and assured them that their genuine grievances and demands would be examined for appropriate action.
A delegation of the Bat Manufacturers Association Kashmir, led by its president Fayaz Ahmad Dar, sought government support for the cricket bat manufacturing industry and urged measures for its promotion and sustained growth.
Another delegation, headed by Srinagar International Airport Taxi Stand Drivers Union president Riyaz Thakur, apprised the chief minister of the issues faced by taxi operators at the Srinagar airport.
Representatives of the Hot Mix Plant Owners Association, Kashmir, led by Bashir Ahmad Khan, also met Abdullah and discussed the challenges confronting the association.
A separate delegation from the Industrial Estate Pampore highlighted issues related to the industrial estate and sought government intervention.
The chief minister assured all the delegations that their concerns would be examined sympathetically in consultation with the concerned departments for appropriate resolution, an official spokesperson said.
Later, a delegation from ICICI Bank also called on Abdullah and discussed ways to strengthen Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives and expand financial inclusion across Jammu and Kashmir.(NVI)
