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Implement Justice Adarsh Sen Anand Backward Commission Recommendations Or National Reservation Policy To end Reservation Row in J&K: Hakeem To J&K Govt

Says "Resolve reservation row immediately to end fears of class war and delay in recruitmens,Don’t wait for court judgment "

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 27, 2024
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Srinagar : Chairman Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Front (J&K PDF) and former Minister Hakeem Muhammad Yaseen has impressed upon the Jammu and Kashmir Government to immediately implement Adarsh Sen Anand Backward Commission recommendations on J&K reservations or National Reservation Policy to end the alleged fears of class war over ongoing row on reservations in Jammu and Kashmir.
Calling upon the incumbent J&K Government to use it’s brute majority for implementing either erstwhile Justice Adarsh Sen Anand Backward Commission recommendations or National Reservation Policy without waiting for any judgment from the court Hakeem said vested interests on social media sites and through public statements are unfortunately trying to divide the communities in Jammu and Kashmir. Stating that Jammu and Kashmir has all through it’s post Independence journey remained victim of political conspiracies of the vested interests Hakeem said reservations as morality demands has to be proportionate to populations and i
Government must immediately devise and implement a balanced reservation policy for just representation to all communities proportionate to their populations. Stating that that delaying the decision on reservations would consequently delay the already delayed recruitments amid rising unemployment Hakeem call upon the Government to immediately to take a final call on J&K reservation policy for launch of fast recruitments across Jammu and Kashmir.

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