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| Prosecution system giving grim picture in Udhampur court | | Paid meagerly, the PPs finally decide to quit | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
UDHAMPUR, June 27: The Prosecution system in Udhampur courts is very poor in Udhampur. Reason: The Public Prosecutors have to work on meager sum of Rs 5000 per month where as the ministerial staff working under their competence are getting 15,000 - 20,000 per month ..
This has put a big question mark nowdays as no one is ready to work as Public Prosecutor in Udhampur district on the salary being paid to them by state government for the job .
Sources said that last year the prosecution system in the state was revamped by removing all the 44 P.P working in state from last several years and by appointing new candidates at their place. Strangely, the decision of ministry could not yield better result as more than half dozen candidates resigned from post alleging less salary .
Advocate Rajesh Kumar, Public Prosecutor, who was appointed in last October in Udhampur district court resigned only after six months . He cited the reason that he was earning more than 30,000 per month before joining as P.P but now he was find it difficult to meet both ends meet with such a small salary . He said that government should reform its system if he really wants to give transparent system and justice to needy.
After the resignation of first P.P, recently government appointed another local candidate Dinaker Gupta as Public Prosecutor who also resigned on the same basis. Talking to ET, he said that he was not going to join the post as he could not do justice with post on such less salary . He added that no one can meet his two ends with such salary . He said that he has suggested for increase in P.P salary to law ministry in his resignation sent to law secretary . He added that more than half dozen newly appointed P.P in Jammu province had resigned so far on the same grounds.
Ex Public prosecutor, who worked as P.P for the last more than twenty five years, also alleged that state government for its decision to terminate the services of 44 public prosecutors last year . He demanded one lakh relief for all such public prosecutors who had been removed without any reason.
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