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Over 800 Govt employees identified for instigating violence in state 7/25/2016 12:03:50 AM Early Times Report Jammu, July 24: Serious efforts being made by the state government to restore lasting peace in Kashmir Valley are yielding positive results but still there are some forces which are trying to scuttle the peace process. Interestingly majority of the people who are instigating Kashmiri youth to indulge into violent protests are government employees, working in different departments. Credible sources in the intelligence agencies revealed that government employees are in the forefront to hold protest. These government employees are also instigating teenager and other unemployed youth to continue protests in different areas to sabotage the process of peace in the Valley where nearly 50 people have lost their lives in violence since July 8. Credible sources said that intelligence agencies have identified over 800 government employees, who have been actively participating in the protests across the Valley and some areas of Jammu province. The Valley based employees are openly participating in anti-India protests and some of them reportedly were attacking security forces including local police. Sources said very soon notices will be served to these employees because intelligence agency have established their involvement in instigating youth to attack security forces and their own involvement in protests.    Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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