JKSEWWA chairperson/Vice president JKECC and President JKICDS Supervisors Union Ms. Abida War whole heartedly welcome Sh.Hidaitullah Mir as DSWO kupwara which was the dire need of the hour that young and energetic officer lead the social welfare department at District level.

 JKSEWWA chairperson/Vice president JKECC and President JKICDS Supervisors Union Ms. Abida War whole heartedly welcome  Sh.Hidaitullah Mir as DSWO kupwara which was the dire need of the hour that young and energetic officer lead the social welfare department at District level.


     Social welfare is  the department  which cater citizens from birth to.death socially and financially.


Abida war expressed satisfaction over the posting of young officer so that the vulnerable groups of the society will be taken care on.priority.

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