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Global Kashmir Desk
Kupwara : The Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Forum (JKTF), District Kupwara, led by Sahil Bashir, has extended warm congratulations to Bhat Javid on his election as the Provincial President of JKTF. The Forum has hailed this as a testament to his unwavering dedication, exemplary leadership, and commitment to the welfare of teachers across Jammu and Kashmir.
On behalf of the teaching fraternity of Kupwara, including District Executive Members and Zonal Presidents, the Forum also congratulated Mohd Akbar Dar on his appointment as UT Convenor.
Bhat Javid’s journey in JKTF has been marked by remarkable leadership and consistent efforts for the betterment of the teaching community. Beginning his association with the Forum as Zonal President, JKTF Zone Wagoora, he subsequently served as District President, JKTF Baramulla, and most recently as the UT Spokesperson of JKTF.
Known for his boldness, responsibility, and inclusive leadership style, Javid earned the unanimous support of the Executive Committee, resulting in his election as Provincial President. His vision for unity and development within JKTF has inspired trust and admiration across the teaching fraternity.
JKTF, a vibrant platform representing various cadres of teachers, including General Line Teachers, Head Teachers, Rehbar-e-Taleem, and Migrant Teachers, views Javid’s leadership as a significant step toward further strengthening its mission. Under his guidance, the Forum is expected to continue advocating for the rights and development of educators while fostering professionalism and educational excellence.
Sahil Bashir highlighted that Javid’s innovative ideas and collaborative approach promise a brighter future for teachers and non-teaching staff. He expressed gratitude to Executive Members and Zonal Presidents for their faith in Javid’s leadership and pledged the Forum’s full support for his initiatives.
The Forum also expressed optimism about Javid’s ability to implement policies and programs benefiting educators and the educational system in Jammu and Kashmir.
The teaching community extended its best wishes to both Bhat Javid and Mohd Akbar Dar, reaffirming their commitment to working towards a more progressive and inclusive educational landscape.
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