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Recent admin order mindless decision, negates PM’s vision of Kashmir Bukhari | | | EARly Times Report
Srinagar, Aug 2: Censuring administration for its recent order denying security clearance for passport and government jobs to those who are involved in stone pelting and law and order cases, Apni Party (AP) on Monday said such mindless decisions negate PM’s vision on Kashmir. Such arbitrary decisions will only push the youth into further alienation and are counter-productive for the peace and reconciliation process in Jammu and Kashmir, AP president Syed Altaf Bukhari said in a statement this afternoon. “We are undergoing a process of reconciliation wherein it is intended to absorb everyone who earlier on felt alienated or disenchanted. The latest order is totally in contradiction to the promises and vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah who envisages a better and prosperous future for the people of J&K especially its promising youth,” he said. Bukhari said that two clashing directions cannot yield the desired results and police should have focused more on a soft approach through counseling rather than impeding the avenues of the youth who have immense potential and desire to be brought into the mainstream. “The constitution of India gives an ample chance to everyone to mend their faults. There are many cases wherein people have been booked for the first time under the law and order charges. Don’t they deserve a second chance? This impatient obduracy to finish off their careers is definitely not in the national interest but rather it appears to be a conspiracy to fuel a new controversy in Kashmir,” he remarked. Bukhari urged the Lt Governor Manoj Sinha to take a serious cognizance of this pressing matter that has enough potential to disturb the peace and stability in J&K while the current efforts are focused on to involve people in the mainstream activities.
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