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Darbar opens in Jammu, CM takes salute  

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November 6, 2017
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Jammu: The Darbar Move offices opened here on Monday after their annual move from Srinagar on October 27. Civil Secretariat and other offices opened here today after a transit period of nine days.
Exactly at 9.30 am, Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti arrived at Civil Secretariat where she was warmly received by the council of her Ministers; Chief Secretary, B. B. Vyas; Director General of Police, Dr. Sheesh Pal Vaid; Administrative Secretaries; representatives of various employees’ unions and a large number of officers and employees of Civil Secretariat.
The Chief Minister inspected the ceremonial guard of honour by a contingent of J&K Police and interacted with Ministers, officers and employees and enquired about their well being.
A delegation of representatives of employees of Civil Secretariat led by Ghulam Rasool Mir also met the Chief Minister and assured all support to her in the delivery of services to people.
Later, the Chief Minister convened a meeting of Council of Ministers in which she impressed upon them to work for addressing the grievances and problems of people.
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