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JK gripped in severe administrative inertia, Govt playing proverbial ostrich: Sajad Lone

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 14, 2021
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Last year’s Aug 5 decision, an act political vengeance a rudimentary understanding of Kashmir: Sajad Lone
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Srinagar: A meeting of senior leadership of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Conference (JKPC) led by its chairman Sajad Gani Lone was held here at the party head office on Tuesday in which the participants expressed dismay over the present dismal state of administration in Jammu and Kashmir, observing in unison that the wedge between the common people and those at the helm is only widening with each passing day.
According to the JKPC spokesman, the leaders in a detailed meeting maintained that the woes of the common masses on ground are mounting with each passing day and that the administration is only plunging them into the deep and dreadful cycle of perturbation.
The leadership, according to the spokesman, observed further that Jammu and Kashmir is in severe grip of administrative inertia and that the bureaucratic hurdles and dilatory mode of functioning has become a new normal in the state administration.
The leaders also maintained that the gulf between the administration and the common masses must end at an earliest and that the euphoria about good governance and prompt delivery of services is menacingly misplaced to the core.
The leaders also urged the LG administration to go beyond the rhetoric and deepen the process of dialogue and make sincere efforts to engage the people for a lasting solution to the present embargo.
The JKPC leaders also highlighted the day to day struggle masses here face in getting their grievances addressed in the power corridors and how the present dispensation is making strenuous efforts to ostracize the entire scenario and give façade of normality by opening up of the local gardens and sponsoring cultural shows.
The leadership made a fervent appeal to the LG administration to take remedial measures and prioritize the resolution of the problems people in Kashmir are facing amid the multitude of torments prevalent due to the political and economic crises. The meeting further deliberated upon the party structure and measures needed to be taken to strengthen it further on ground. The meet also emphasized upon the democratization of the plans and policies of the party so that people could carry it forward in a bid to get Jammu and Kashmir out of the present morass of uncertainty and chaos with invincible courage and impeccable will.
According to the spokesman, the leaders also prayed for the speedy recovery of veteran political leader Muzaffar Hussain Beigh and his wife Safeena Beigh who recently tested COVID-19 positive.

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