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Pradesh Youth Congress protests against SRO-202, installation of new toll plazas 6/12/2020 11:46:02 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, June 12: Pradesh Youth Congress today staged protest against the BJP led government at the centre for its failure to revoke SRO-202 by taking youth of Jammu and Kashmir for granted. Led by Uday Bhanu Chib, the Youth Congress activists assembled near Congress Party Headquarters and raised slogans against the BJP led Government at the Centre. Talking to reporters, Chib said that in the new recruitment rules notified on June 4, 2020, the administration has incorporated SRO-202 clauses which are not only obsolete but brazenly, unconstitutional in nature. The five-year probation instead of two years with denial of increments is totally against the right to equality enjoyed by all other citizens across the country except for the residents of J&K. Chib mentioned that the Chief Secretary J&K had framed a committee on February 27, 2020 to review SRO 202 but nothing has been come out that. He asserted that the SRO 202 was formulated by the previous elected government under the constitution of erstwhile state of J&K, which presently stands revoked. The Government of India cannot have double standards for residents of J&K while the citizens in all others states enjoy equal rights under the constitution of the country. This contradiction needs to be alleviated, sooner the better,” he demanded. Chib said that with the establishment of Toll Plazas at Lakhanpur and near Akhnoor BJP itself has betrayed the mandate of Jammu region. He said earlier the BJP former Minister has dismantle the toll plaza installed at Sarore terming it was injustice with the people of Jammu but now how they will justify ourselves.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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