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Reservation in promotions: NC SC cell seeks implementation, pledges support to Article 35A

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 21, 2018
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National Conference SC Cell has called for immediate implementation of decision on reservation in promotions of the reserved categories as per court directives.
Speaking at a meeting, the speakers also pledged to protect the Article 35A of the constitution, describing it as safeguard to distinct identity of the state subjects of Jammu and Kashmir, as envisioned by Maharaja Hari Singh, said a statement.
Senior National Conference leaders were addressing a workers meeting, organized by Rakesh Dogra, Provincial Secretary of SC Cell at Salehar in R. S. Pura Sector, which was presided over by Vijay Lochan, Co-Chairman National Conference SC Cell of Jammu province.
Rattan Lal Gupta, State Secretary was Chief Guest on this occasion.
While addressing the workers, Lochan said that despite constant struggle by the SC/ST/OBC communities, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has failed to restore reservation in promotion.
He regretted that despite clear direction from Apex Court and circular direction from the DOPT Govt. of India, the bureaucracy is lingering the case and in spite of lapse of more than two months of issuance of directions, the SAC has failed to pass on necessary orders in this regard.
Speaking on the occasion, Rattan Lal Gupta accused the BJP of dividing the people on the issue of state subject law and said that National Conference will fight tooth and nail for this special status provided by the great Dogra Ruler Maharaja Hari Singh.
He said that BJP is promoting hate politics and trying to divide different segments of society.
Rattan Lal Gupta said that Article 35A protects the rights of people and identity of J&K State. The BJP leaders cannot befool the people who are aware about their duplicity. He also exhorted the functionaries of the party to gear up for the forthcoming elections of Urban Local Bodies and Panchayats.
Speaking on the occasion, Thakur Kashmira Singh Ex-MLC and senior leader said that fiddling with Article 35A will not be tolerated by National Conference. He said that BJP leaders are trying to divide different segments of society. “All the parties should work towards strengthening the bonds between different segments of society rather than dividing them”, he added.

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