الهند:40 ألف فرصة عمل لأهالي "جامو وكشمير" ذات الغالبية المسلمة

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أعلنت اللجنة الوزارية للشؤون الاقتصادية بولاية "جامو وكشمير" بشمال "الهند" عن تقديمها حزمة من الوظائف توفر 40 ألف فرصة عمل؛ مما لقي ترحيبًا حَذِرًا من قطاع كبير من أهالي الولاية التي يبلغ المسلمون بها قرابة 67%.

وقد أعرب بعض الأهالي عن أنه إعلان مرحب به إلا أنه يجب اتباع الآليات المناسبة لتوظيف الشباب المحتاجين، لا أن تكون سببًا ليتمكن الأثرياء وذوو النفوذ من تحقيق مصالح لذويهم.

وقد أكد شباب "كشمير" عن أنهم أملهم في ملائمة حزمة الوظائف لهم، خاصة بعد الانتهاء من دراستهم الحرفية والأكاديمية. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Package to create 40,000 jobs enthuses Kashmiris

An employment package announced by the centre for Jammu and Kashmir, which is expected to create 40,000 jobs, has been generally welcomed by the people in the state but some feel a scheme for boosting industries should instead have been unveiled.

The Rs.1,000 crore (over $220 million) employment package cleared by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has made most locals happy but some also sounded a word of caution on its implementation.

"It is a welcome announcement, but a mechanism should be worked out so that the package really filters down to the deserving unemployed youth here. This package should not become another avenue for the rich and the influential to benefit their children in getting lucrative jobs," said Gowhar Maqbool, a hotelier here.

"It is a good step to check the growing unemployment in the state. It is important that this amount is actually spent on addressing unemployment and is not diverted for any other use," said Yusuf Naqashbandi, 40, who was unable to get a government job and teaches in the Biscoe Memorial School here.

The youth in the Kashmir Valley are hopeful the package would come in handy for them after the completion of their professional and academic courses.

"Once I complete my graduation course, I can benefit from the package and get a good job somewhere. Otherwise, I have seen thousands of graduates and post graduates running from pillar to post looking for a government job," said Irshad Ahmad, 21, a college student.