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Congress-NC need to be ousted in view of their treacherous policies: AIBCU 11/7/2014 11:39:23 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 7 : All India Backward Classes Union (AIBCU) today said that congress-NC needs to be ousted in view of their treacherous policies. According to press release, addressing a meeting held here the president of union Abdul Majid said that the State OBCs shall adopt the similar method to go against the National Conference and Congress in view of their treacherous ruling in the state under of Art. 370. "The coalition government is using Article 370 against the social justice against its own state subjects by way of making and creating their own rule only to loot the due share of the State OBCs on the name of RBA/ALC and Pahari language as a base of reservation", he said. Besides both NC-Congress only put the state people at embracement by enforcing wrong recruitment policy, withdrawal of SRO 43, no relief to the VRS and Jailwardans, left the process of teachers appointment undone, No relief to the Government Employees and Pensioners without granting DA installments @ 10percent and seven percent since January 1 and July 1 2014 respectively. Speakers termed the regularisation of daily wagers and up-gradation of schools as election stunts as no concurrence has been sought from the planning department as per the news in daily papers. Participants further demanded the probe into Ministers properties which they have amassed during their ministership as most of the ministers and have raised their properties disproportionate to their known sources. The meeting was attended by Abdul Qadir Dhobi, Shabir Ahmed, Abdul Rashid Malik, Sandokh Chand, Bodh Raj Dogra, Principal Darshal Lal, Master Sain Dass, Puran Chargotra, Prof. Kali Dass and many others.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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