Srinagar, May 4 (KNS): A delegation of the Chamber of Commerce & Industries Kashmir (CCIK) on Monday called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha at Lok Bhawan, raising a host of issues ranging from land acquisition and the Master Plan 2035 to the revival of the traditional carpet and handicrafts sectors.
The delegation, led by CCIK President Tariq Ghani, submitted a memorandum urging fair compensation for land acquisition, simplification of hotel renewals and CLU processes, and faster clearances for businesses. The Chamber also pressed for upgrading industrial estates, mandatory GI tagging for handicrafts, and promoting solar and EV infrastructure in the region.
Appreciating the administration’s ‘Nasha Mukt Bharat’ campaign, the Chamber proposed setting up rehabilitation centres in every district.
Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelThe Lt Governor gave a patient hearing and assured that the concerns would be examined for appropriate action, an official spokesperson said.
The delegation included senior vice president Hussain Khan, junior vice president Dr Imran Nazir, joint secretary Aatif Khan, chief coordinator Ashiq Bhat, treasurer Aijaz, convenor Umar Jan Wani, and youth representative Zubair.
President Ghani later said the Chamber remains committed to working with the administration for balanced economic growth. He also appreciated the role of Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg, Deputy Commissioner Akshay Labroo, and SSP Srinagar Dr Sandeep Chakarvarthy for their efforts in maintaining a conducive business environment. (KNS)