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| Bhim urges president's intervention in 'J&K scenario' | | | Early Times Report
Jammu Sept 25: Asserting that the present J&K Govt comprising BJP and PDP has allowed a situation making the administration defunct with mala fide intention to provide an open platform to the infiltrators, militants and saboteurs of peace in the state in utter violation of the law of the land, the Jammu Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP), supremo Prof Bhim Singh urged President of India to intervene in J&K under Section 92 of J&K Constitution.
Referring the present situation in state, he said, "The present J&K government has allowed a situation thereby provoking communal conflict and making the administration defunct with mala fide intention to generate hatred among the people of Kashmir against the Union of India and provide an open platform to the infiltrators, militants and saboteurs of peace in the state in utter violation of the law of the land."
"The recent conflict where bovine killing controversy was deliberately stirred in the state by the government, both BJP in Jammu and PDP in the Valley took matter before the High Court knowing well that there was a settled law in J&K enacted through a royal decree in 1864 by the then ruler, Maharaja Ranbir Singh with the consent of the representatives of both Muslims and Hindus, he said.
He also added that this matter was never disturbed by the constituent assembly which was established by the monarch in 1951 under the leadership of the then Prime Minister of J&K, Sheikh Mohd Abdullah. "The constituent assembly issued a separate constitution for J&K on 26th January, 1957 and the two important royal decrees issued by Maharaja Ranbir Singh in 1864 (provision on cow-slaughter and another Royal Decree issued by Maharaja Hari Singh in 1927-'State Subject') were not touched - which have become integral part of the J&K Laws, Bhim added.
Where was occasion to invoke this matter by BJP activists before the High Court? On the other hand what was the need to challenge the established law before the Srinagar Wing of J&K High Court, he said, further asking, "what happened following two contradictory orders, one by Jammu Wing of J&K High Court and another by Srinagar Wing of the same High Court- this needs a careful investigation."
Seeking intervention of President of India, Singh said, "President may intervene at the earliest. This is in the utter national interest." |
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