Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir – The Muslim Personal Law Board Jammu and Kashmir has nominated Dr. Shafqat Khan, a public health, e-governance, and digital health expert and former Commissioner of the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC), as an Advisor for its Health and Urban Reforms Wing. The decision was formally announced on Friday.
Information was available with The Chenab Times indicating that the nomination stems from a recommendation by the Grand Mufti of Jammu and Kashmir and Chairman of the Muslim Personal Law Board, Mufti Nasir-ul-Islam. The approval for Dr. Khan’s appointment was subsequently granted by the Vice Chairman, General Secretary, Additional Secretary, and other office bearers of the Board.
The Board stated that the nomination recognizes Dr. Khan’s extensive professional experience, administrative acumen, and significant contributions across the fields of public health, urban governance, and the implementation of digital health systems. His expertise is expected to bolster the Board’s initiatives in these critical areas.
In his advisory role, Dr. Khan will provide guidance to the Muslim Personal Law Board on crucial matters pertaining to public health policy formulation, the implementation of healthcare reforms, urban development strategies, and effective civic governance. He is also tasked with advising on the integration of technology into public service delivery mechanisms.
The appointment is intended to strengthen the Board’s institutional capacity and its outreach in addressing public health and urban development challenges within the region. Dr. Khan’s advisory services will be directed towards enhancing the Board’s ongoing and future projects aimed at improving the quality of life for the community.
The Board anticipates that Dr. Khan’s involvement will lead to tangible improvements in public service delivery and the overall well-being of the residents. His mandate includes offering professional insights to guide the Board’s strategic direction in health and urban planning, aligning with contemporary advancements and best practices.
The nomination for the advisory position is effective immediately, as per the statement released by the Muslim Personal Law Board Jammu and Kashmir. This appointment signifies the Board’s commitment to addressing public health and urban reform issues through expert consultation and strategic planning.
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