Srinagar Feb 18 (KNS): Youth JKPC President Mudasir Karim has brought attention to the pressing issue of unavailability of slots for Driving License tests in several districts of Jammu and Kashmir, causing undue hardship for thousands of applicants.
"We sincerely appreciate the efforts of J&K Transport Commissioner Vishesh Paul Mahajan and the department for their continued work in streamlining transportation services," said Karim. "However, we cannot overlook the difficulties faced by many applicants due to the lack of available slots for Driving License tests."
Karim highlighted that several districts, including Srinagar, Jammu, Budgam, and Anantnag, are facing this issue, resulting in delays and inconvenience for those who need their licenses for work, travel, and daily activities.
"The current situation is causing immense hardship for the people, particularly the youth who are eager to obtain their driving licenses and become independent," Karim added. "We request the department to consider increasing the number of test locations or expanding available slots to ensure that these tests can be conducted in a timely manner for all.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel"
Karim emphasized that the department's prompt attention to this matter is crucial to prevent further delays and inconvenience to the applicants. He also urged the authorities to explore alternative solutions, such as online applications and virtual tests, to streamline the process.
"We urge the department to look into this matter and take appropriate measures to prevent unnecessary delays in issuing driving licenses," Karim said. "We appreciate the support of the Transport Commissioner and the department in addressing this concern and hope that they will take immediate action to resolve this issue."
Karim reiterated that the Youth JKPC is committed to raising the concerns of the people and working towards finding solutions to the issues affecting the state.
"We will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that the voices of the people are heard and that their concerns are addressed," Karim said.(KNS)