Early Times Report
Jammu, April 4: Anita Thakur, General Secretary of JKNPP today congratulated the Panthers Party leadership in Jammu and Kashmir and the district leadership for a bold and public oriented stand the party took for the honourable survival of the people of Jammu & Kashmir, particularly the youth who are wandering in the streets looking for job after having secured educational degrees.
The NPP General Secretary said that more than 60,000 educated youth are rotting in the streets and the Govt. in the Union Territory has not cared even to issue notification to fill vacant posts. She said it is a tragedy that educated youth of Jammu & Kashmir are being used as Guinea Pig. She congratulated the district leadership of the Panthers Party and the leadership of all other political parties who have stood up like a rock with one voice to demolish this fresh Domicile Law forcing the Union Govt. and the ruling BJP to bow down before the voice of youth of Jammu & Kashmir and its leadership. Anita Thakur being thrashed by Katra Police near Katra in 1st August, 2007, the Supreme Court of India awarded her Rs. 2 lacs compensation by J&K Govt. In a message to all 20 districts in Jammu & Kashmir, NPP General Secretary assured that the leadership of the Panthers Party from the Block to the State level shall continue fighting for the Fundamental Rights of the people of Jammu & Kashmir so that the youth of Jammu & Kashmir shall not be deprived of their basic and Fundamental Rights which they inherited from the law made by Maharaja Hari Singh in 1927 which was approved and included in the Fundamental Rights of the residents of Jammu & Kashmir, including youth, that is vested in every permanent resident of Jammu & Kashmir. |
