Anantnag. Sept 29. Dozens of Kashmiri doctors, currently serving in remote and underserved areas of Jammu under the government’s rotational transfer policy, have appealed to the Health and Medical Education Department to post them back to the Valley after completing their mandatory tenure.

For the past three years, these doctors have worked in difficult terrains of Jammu, often facing limited infrastructure, logistical hurdles, and the strain of being away from their families. While acknowledging that their presence has helped strengthen healthcare delivery in far-flung regions, the doctors say the personal and emotional costs have been immense.

“Having served for the agreed duration, we seek an opportunity to return to our home region, reunite with our families, and contribute to the he

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