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EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Aug 5: After dissolving the J&K Excise and Commercial Taxes Employees Welfare Society (JKECTWS) committee, the members of the Welfare Society come united on a common platform for the good of all employees, serving as well as retired and formed an Adhoc Committee. The members alleged that the ex-president still behaves and acts like he is on chair, while the Adhoc Committee has already been formed with the consent of the members and following the norms.
In a statement, the Adhoc Committee members said that by-laws have kept a period of two years for any Executive Body headed by a President and the purpose is clear to keep the affairs of the Welfare society running in neat and clean way.
If any Executive Body headed by president doubles that period, it’s clear violation of the by-laws.
They added that this is utter disregard of the principles of democracy not to hold the timely elections and performing functions over and above the mandated period of two years only, provided in bye-laws.
Acting president of the Society, Hakam Singh said that he was entrusted with temporary function of acting president for sole purpose of giving continuity to the principle of electing of new Executive body after every two years, which is overdue without any cogent reasons on record.
A meeting of the adhoc executive committee will be called in the future to discuss and deliberate over future course of actions for setting the things in proper way and as per by-laws. |
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