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CCIK Congratulates Tariq Ghani on Election as Vice President of J&K Hoteliers Club
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Kashmir (CCIK) has extended heartfelt congratulations to its President, Tariq Ghani, on his election as Vice President of the J&K Hoteliers Club.
The election was held during an amalgamated meeting conducted under the banner of the jk hotliers club , where members participated in the voting process with enthusiasm and unity. Senior hotelier Mushtaq Chaya was elected as the President of the J&K Hoteliers Club, while Tariq Ghani secured a majority mandate for the post of Vice President.
Members of CCIK described the development as a significant achievement for the business and hospitality sector of Jammu and Kashmir. They appreciated Ghani’s leadership, dedication, and contribution towards strengthening the trade, tourism, and hospitality ecosystem in the region.
CCIK members wished both office bearers success in their new responsibilities.

Chamber of Commerce & Industries Kashmir (CCIK) Meets Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor at Lok Bhawan

Srinagar, May 4, 2026:
A high-level delegation of the Chamber of Commerce & Industries Kashmir (CCIK), led by its President Mr. Tariq Ghani, today called on the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Jammu & Kashmir, Shri Manoj Sinha Ji, at Lok Bhawan to discuss pressing economic, industrial, and policy matters affecting the business community across the region.

The delegation included:

Mr. Tariq Ghani, President
Mr. Hussain Khan, Senior Vice President
Dr. Imran Nazir, Junior Vice President
Mr. Aatif Khan, Joint Secretary
Mr. Ashiq Bhat, Chief Coordinator
Mr. Aijaz, Treasurer
Mr. Umar Jan Wani, Convenor
Mr Zubair Youth Representative
During the meeting, CCIK submitted a comprehensive memorandum highlighting key concerns and actionable recommendations for strengthening the economic landscape of Jammu & Kashmir .

Key Highlights of the Discussion
The delegation appreciated the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor’s leadership, particularly initiatives such as the Nasha Mukt Bharat campaign, and reiterated CCIK’s support for building a drug-free society. The Chamber also proposed establishing rehabilitation centers in every district to support affected individuals.

CCIK raised several critical issues impacting businesses and industries, including:

Land Acquisition & Compensation: Urgent need for fair and transparent compensation mechanisms for affected stakeholders.
Master Plan 2035: Concerns over restrictive policies affecting land use and economic activity, with recommendations for balanced development.
Ease of Doing Business: Simplification of hotel renewals, CLU processes, and faster regulatory approvals.
MSME Challenges: Immediate resolution of delayed payments to ensure financial stability of small businesses.
Tourism Development: Opening new destinations, improving infrastructure, and addressing regulatory bottlenecks.
Sustainable Growth: Promotion of solar energy, EV infrastructure, and eco-friendly industrial practices.
Industrial Development: Upgradation of industrial estates and transparent allotment processes.
Handicrafts Protection: Mandatory GI tagging and strict differentiation between handmade and machine-made products to preserve authenticity.
Revival of Carpet Industry: Focused support for one of Kashmir’s traditional economic pillars.
Commitment to Collaborative Growth
The Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor gave a patient hearing to the issues raised and assured the delegation that the concerns would be examined for appropriate action.

Speaking after the meeting, President Mr. Tariq Ghani emphasized that CCIK remains committed to working closely with the administration to ensure balanced economic development, protection of traditional industries, and improved ease of doing business in Jammu & Kashmir.

The president Tariq Ghani appreciated the role of Srinagar administration Especially Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Mr Anshul Garg (IAS), Deputy Commissioner Mr Akshay Labroo Srinagar, Kashmir Police Especially Dr.Sandeep Chakarvarthy SSP srinagar

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Kashmir (CCIK) has welcomed the timely action taken by the Ministry of Home Affairs against individuals involved in harassing and intimidating Kashmiri shawl vendors in different parts of the country.In a statement issued here, CCIK President Tariq Rashid Ghani expressed gratitude to the Hon'ble Home Miister, Shri Amit Shah and Hon'ble Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha for their prompt intervention, saying the response had brought much-needed reassurance to the affected traders and their families.He said there had been disturbing reports and widely circulated videos on social media showing Kashmiri shawl vendors facing harassment and intimidation while carrying out their lawful business outside Jammu and Kashmir. These vendors, he noted, travel across the country to sell traditional shawls and handicrafts as a means of earning an honest livelihood, particularly during the winter season when local economic opportunities shrink.CCIK stated that the swift action by the Ministry of Home Affairs against the culprits sends a strong message that such acts of harassment will not be tolerated and that the safety and dignity of citizens engaged in legitimate trade will be protected. CCIK observed that this intervention has helped restore confidence among Kashmiri traders who contribute to the country’s cultural and economic fabric through their work.CCIK also reiterated its long-standing demand for ensuring the safety, security and dignity of Kashmiri businessmen and traders across the country, irrespective of where they conduct their business. The chamber emphasised that freedom to trade without fear or discrimination is a fundamental right and an essential component of economic integration.The chamber further said that the action reflects the true spirit of democracy and secularism, where minorities are safeguarded and all religions and communities are respected. CCIK expressed hope that sustained vigilance and coordination between central and state authorities will ensure that such incidents do not recur, allowing Kashmiri traders to pursue their livelihoods in a secure and respectful environment.