JKPM leader and Supreme Court advocate, Syed Iqbal Tahir, has asked the authorities to set up adequate number of UGC-NET centers in Srinagar so that Kashmir based aspirants are not forced to move outside the Valley to appear in the examinations scheduled to be held on 28 June.
He sought intervention of the Chairman, National TestingAgency (NTA ), Professor M S Ananth and Governor’s Advisor, Khurshid Ahmad Ganai, to meet the demand ofthe Kashmir based aspirants to set up adequate number of UGC-NET centres in Kashmir.
“National Testing Agency should provide all possiblefacilities to the Kashmiri students so that career of thousand of Kashmiriaspirants is safe- guarded,” Tahir said in a statement
Talking to a deputation of aggrieved NET aspirants, who hadcome from various parts of Kashmir, Iqbal said that interests of the Kashmiristudents will be protected at all costs adding that Ministry of HRD would alsobe approached in this regard.