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| Groupism plaguing bureaucracy in J&K, alleges JKAP | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, June 2: Alleging that groupism was plaguing bureaucracy in the Union Territory (UT), Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party (JKAP) on Tuesday said the party will fight divisive force for side-lining the valley. The governance in J&K has come to a grinding halt mainly because of sharp groupism in bureaucracy which seems to be busy in proving loyalties towards their respective centres of influence, senior AP leader Rafi Ahmad Mir alleged in a statement here this afternoon.
“The J&K is witnessing a kind of uncertainty and an unwanted decay in its governance apparatus mainly because of the lobbyism of its senior civil service officers and the same is going unnoticed in the din of COVID pandemic in Jammu and Kashmir,” Mir said. He further alleged that the some officers who show their inclination towards Raj bhawan are unfortunately at loggerheads with their bureaucratic colleagues who toe the line of highest office in civil secretariat resulting into a growing gulf between people and the dispensation at the helms of affairs.
“First the implementation of J&K Reorganization Act 2019 in Jammu and Kashmir was carried out on divisive lines by certain vested interest players who want Kashmir to remain distant from developmental activities. Now there are some senior officers who have rendered execution of critical public welfare projects and schemes badly affected,” Mir said.
The JKAP leader observed that the management of COVID pandemic across Kashmir have been handed over to some officers who are completely inaccessible to people not to talk of their response on developmental activities which have come to a complete standstill for obvious reasons. “This is because these officers think they are unaccountable because of their close proximity with the power corridors,” he added. |
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