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Shift the Civil Secretariat to Jammu to restore routine working: Harsh | | | Jammu, Aug 18: Expressing concern over the collapse of administrative machinery in the State with secretariat services having drifted to limbo in the wake of Kashmir turmoil, Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party has proposed the shifting of the Civil Secretariat to the winter capital of the State so that official working could be restored in the interests of the common man. "Kashmir imbroglio had adversely impacted upon the routine business of the government with negligible government business having been transacted during the last forty days," Harsh Dev Singh, JKNPP Chairman and former minister here today said. He said that the Secretariat and other Darbar move offices in Kashmir had virtually become defunct with hardly any official work having been executed during the said period of turmoil. "With the raging Kashmir fires showing no signs of regress or getting doused the restoration of office work in Kashmir appeared to be a remote possibility," Harsh said and added that under the prevailing circumstances the only alternative with the government was to shift the Secretariat and allied offices to Jammu ahead of the schedule so that the people of the State did not suffer further. Reminding the coalition government of its grandiloquent promises of good governance and development, JKNPP leader said that it must awaken to the growing public anger, contempt and revulsion against its lack of political will. He said that the shutdown of offices and Civil Secretariat was no ordinary or mundane issue as it had destabilized the entire system with common man suffering the most and bearing the brunt of a paralyzed administration. He said that the govt. must wake up to the growing unrest among the general public, employees, traders, unemployed, farmers and the palpable discontent amongst the common masses over the complete administrative inertia and the entire govt. machinery having come to a grinding halt. He called for immediate shifting of the Civil Secretariat and its operationalization from Jammu in the ultimate interests of the common man, which would largely help to break the deadlock. |
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