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Will CM deduct salary of MLA's for not doing work: NC Jan asks party cadre to give befitting reply to people trying to spread communal tension 8/20/2016 10:51:29 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 20: Criticizing the government's directive for state employees over deduction of salaries for not attending duties, Youth National Conference has asked that would Chief Minister also deduct salary of its party legislators who are not succeeding doing works in their home constituencies. As per press note, while addressing in a meeting with the party cadre from Chenab Valley of Jammu, Youth National Conference Provincial President Ajaz Jan said that recent directive of government for employees is very surprising one. "On one hand strict curfew is in place and even ambulance drivers are shot at, and on the other hand government employees are being force to attend their duties", Jan said. However, MLA's are also not visible in their respective constituencies and will CM also deduct their salaries, Jan questioned saying that absence of MLA's is also their absenteeism from duty. While interacting with the party cadre of Chenab valley, Jan asked them to leave no stone upturned to give a befitting reply to those forces who are trying to spread communal tension. "Secularism is the base of our party and we should leave no stone upturned to act against those forces who are trying to spread communal tension in the state.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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