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Revoke order on merging, closing sick PSUs: NC, PDP tell JK Govt

K H News Service by K H News Service
July 17, 2020
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Srinagar: The National Conference and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Thursday asked the Jammu and Kashmir Government to revoke a six month old order issued to merge or close several sick public sector undertakings .
‘The J&K government’s decision to close many PSUs is shocking….This order is unfair and must be rescinded,’ National Conference tweeted on it official handle. The party said the government’s decision is soaring unemployment numbers. ‘Instead of creating new jobs, the Jammu and Kashmir Government seems adamant on soaring unemployment numbers by terminating scores of existing government employees.’ .
The Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) termed the move appalling, and wrote on twitter ‘the decision to close many PSUs by the J&K administration is appalling. At a time when J&K is fighting unemployment & there’s a need to create more jobs, the admin’s move is plainly an attempt to add to the rising unemployment numbers by ceasing scores of existing govt employees!’
In an order issued in January this year on the directions of Lieutenant Governor G C Murmu, the government said mineral sites should be auctioned, industrial estates be handed over to SIDCO (State Industrial Development Corporation) and the JK Cements limited be privatised after assessment of assets

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