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| Congress expresses solidarity with disbanded SHG engineers | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 17: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress has expressed solidarity with the engineers of Self Help Groups who have been ordered to be disbanded besides the temporary employees and technocrats engaged for more than a decade in the MGNREGA., seeking justice.
JKPCC Chief G A Mir has said that the present dispensation is taking anti youth and anti employees decisions without any justification in such a situation when there is great economic distress to the people of all sections. Failing to provide jobs to the educated youth and create promised job opportunities in the govt and private sector, post abrogation of spl status and disbanding and downgrading the state, the UT administration has been putting the self employed and others engaged on temporary, adhoc, contractual and casual basis to great hardships instead of granting them equal pay for equal work and creating mechanism for their regularisation and granting them other benefits after putting in 10 to 15 years of service and even more. Number of arbitrary and unilateral decisions have been taken by the present dispensation which goes against the interests and right of the youth, whose silent resentment and protests have no bearing on the authoritarian system.
Starting from withdrawal of age relaxations to the youth of J and K to civil services, framing of recruitment norms allowing outside residents to seek jobs under new domicile law and debaring higher qualified to apply for class IV th posts, canceling all ongoing selection processes, nullifying the provincial and district Cadres in the selections. |
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