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| JKHRW says corruption decline during Governor rule | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 28: The State Chairman J&K Human Rights Watch B. L Kapoor said that the corruption in the J&K has been declined during the recent governor rule in J&K.
Referring some high level officers are being booked and even FIRs registered which is a matter of highest concern as some of these officers are exemplary for their honest deeds and principles, he said the corrupt elements have been trying their level best to defame them and get them involved in false cases thus, the honest officers have not been appreciated but discouraging them by way of hatching conspiracy against such officers so that the corrupt elements may get rid of strictness and cluches of the honest officers. Similarly some of the top brass politician are also being defamed by some vested interest people.
He said that the involvement of Dr. Farooq Abdullah is on the basis of totally false and after the thoughts as Dr. Farooq Abdullah is one of the able, honest and senior most politician leader of the nation also. His deeds cannot be forgotten and the people have must regards for him. However, the government should consider such cases and t he false cases which have been got framed should be canceled so that the sentiments of the people of the state could not be harmed.
He further said that, the corruption has becoming the blood of human being resulting it has been sucking the blood like white ants, it not only harmful to individuals but to the nation's wealth also. Corruption and militancy are the two side of the coin, one is sucking the blood and other is sucking the wealth, peace and normalcy. |
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