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DC Kishtwar, six other Govt employees working for NC BJP lodged complaint, seeks their immediate transfer 10/31/2014 9:36:31 PM Early Times Report Kishtwar, Oct 31: Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) unit Kishtwar today lodged a written complaint against Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar Mohammad Javed Khan and Seven other government employees accusing them of favoring the National Conference by openly campaigning for ruling party candidate. As per the details available with "Early Times", State Executive Member Retired Capt Hukum Chand Shan in two different letters, one addressed to Chief Election Commissioner of India and another one to District Election Officer (DEO) has named eight employees including DC Kishtwar. "The District unit of BJP approaches your goodself with the request that the Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar has been openly working hard for National Conference Party in whole of the District. His activities have caused serve resentment amongst the public/voters of this District" read the BJP letter address to ECI. BJP further alleged that DC Kishtwar is not giving any ear to the objections of other political parties and urged the ECI to transfer the Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar in larger interest of the public and sanctity of electoral process. In another letter, BJP leveled similar allegations against seven other employees which include Range Officer Dachhan Ghulam Mohammad, Naib Tehsildar Kishtwar Mehraj-ud-Din, Tehsildar Dachhan Bashir Ahmed, Lambardar Halqa Matta Surinder Kumar, Official of Election cell Mohammad Imran Lone, ZEO Warwan Milki Ram and Medical Assistant Patimhal Palmar Javed Kichloo.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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