JK assembly rejects resolution on veterinary university in Jammu region
Press Trust of India | April 2, 2026 | 08:27 PM IST | 1 min read
Private member proposal seeking animal sciences university turned down amid voice vote
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Thursday rejected a Private Members' resolution seeking establishment of Veterinary and Animal Sciences University in Jammu region .
The resolution was moved by Legislator Narinder Singh Raina which reads, "this House urges for the proposal of establishment of a Veterinary and Animal Sciences University in the Jammu region: a strategic imperative for Viksit Bharat @2047".
Legislators Mir Saifullah of National Conference and Nizam-ud-Din Bhat of Congress moved amendments on the resolution which was Later disallowed with voice vote.
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