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Administration committed to ensure ‘Nari Shaktis’ social and economic empowerment, says Manoj Sinha
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Updated At: Jan 24, 2022 06:23 PM (IST)
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha. PTI file
PTI
Jammu, January 24
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday approved 15 per cent reservation for women in non-gazetted police posts.
Sinha announced the reservation coinciding with the National Girl Child Day, asserting that “this is just the beginning”.
“On #NationalGirlChildDay, approved 15% reservation for women in non-gazetted posts of @JmuKmrPolice. This is just the beginning. We are determined and committed to increase it further in future,” the Lt Governor said in a tweet.
In another tweet, he said his administration is committed to ensure ‘Nari Shaktis’ social and economic empowerment.
“For women and girls to be agents of change, J&K government is committed to ensure Nari Shaktis’ social and economic empowerment while redressing long-standing inequalities to build a more just and resilient society,” Sinha said.
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