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Forming committee a tactic to delay: PDP

Monitor News Bureau by Monitor News Bureau
Feb. 13, 2019 Updated 1:40 am. IST
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Govt in slumber, Kashmir plunges into darkness: PDP

Srinagar, Feb 12: Rejecting the constitution of a committee to look the rotational headquarters at Kargil and Leh, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has termed the measure a mere delaying tactic taken by the Governor administration in Jammu and Kashmir.

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“If the Governor administration didn’t feel need to consult anybody in doing what they have done, why should they constitute a committee for doing obvious and giving justice to another district,” said PDP senior leader and Former Minister Naeem Akhtar.

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He added that the best solution to the problem is to make headquarter of the recently formed division rotational and is made to function in Kargil during summers and in Leh during winters.

“What will the committee of secretaries do. Can they invent a solution on human imagination? The best thing recommended is this that while the agitation is in its early stage, Governor Administration must understand the complexities of Jammu and Kashmir and its peculiar socio political architecture,” he said.

“The process that they have unleashed thoughtlessly can have grave consequences and a potential for a flare-up and before that happens in this already sensitive state, the governor must immediately rescind the order and do a six monthly full rotational of all offices,” Akhtar said.

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