Jammu, 05-Feb: Criticizing the J&K Govt, Apni Party State General Secretary Vikram Malhotra Saturday urged Lt Governor Manoj Sinha to review withdrawal order of the posts which were referred to the J&K Public Service Commission and Services Selection Board before October 31, 2019 for recruitment.Addressing a press conference here in Apni Party Office at Gandhi Nagar, Malhotra – accompanied by Provincial President Jammu Women Wing, Namrta Sharma, Provincial Secretary Dr Rohit Gupta and State Vice President Youth Wing Raqeeq Ahmed Khan – raised serious questions on the withdrawal of the advertised posts which were referred to J&K Public Service Commission and J&K Services Selection Board for recruitment.“The decision to withdraw advertised posts was taken by the Govt in an arbitrary and theocratic manner pushing the unemployed towards the darkness,” said Malhotra addressing the media.He said that the Govt should reconsider its decision and continue the process of recruitment for the youth on the posts referred to the PSC and SSB.“It seems the bureaucracy has misled the Govt with regard to the ground situation about J&K’s unemployment which is highest ever in comparison to the rest of the country,” he said.He said that “Same bureaucracy does not want assembly polls in J&K leading to its delay time and again without justification because the suffering of people has worsened with every passing day.”“The bureaucracy J&K working under direct control of BJP and creating hurdles instead of providing hassle free governance to the people by deviating from the factual situation and delaying elections,” he alleged.He said that “False promises of good governance were made and submission of draft report of delimitation commission to its members had created hopes for elections but it seems the desires of the general masses may not be considered with minimum chance of holding early assembly elections in J&K.”The people are confronting with many issues and the Govt seems directionless how to handle these growing issues, he said and alleged that the issues of daily wagers, 4th class employees pending list, vocational teachers, Anganwadi workers issue and yesterday’s withdrawal of posts by Govt has further added salt to the wounds of the unemployed youth.He said that bureaucracy is not working to provide facilities or employment as a welfare state but they are working against the basic ethos of the constitution of the country.
