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| KPC demands imposition of governor rule | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 23: KPC expressed serious concern over the breakdown of administrative machinery in the State, attacks on Amarnath pilgrims, KP migrant employee camps, temples, minorities, police stations , vehicles , Government offices and held the J&K Government responsible for its utter failure to restore rule of law and criticized the government for having failed to respond appropriately to the situation created in the wake of killing of Hizb Commander and the resultant turbulence witnessed in the Valley. It also expressed dismay and annoyance over state Govt. for appealing separatists to help in restoration of peace and normalcy instead of given free hand to security forces as well as over huge loses, a hundred of security forces injured, tourists harassed and religious pilgrimage being assaulted, and said that it was virtually a case of lawlessness prevailing in Kashmir with no signs of government on the ground . In an organisational meeting at New Delhi today, KPC Chief Kundan Kashmiri sought an immediate intervention of Home minister of India as well as Governor J&K state to impose the Governors rule under the powers vested in them by the constitution. He said that most alarming was harassment and threat to the minorities in the valley, the dis-arming of the security personnel who were ordered by the State Govt. not to use force despite the gravest provocations of the saboteurs and violent attacks by them, which resulted around one thousand five hundred security personnel got injuries He further said that the fast deteriorating situation has reverted back to early nineties and situation can go out of control of centre Govt. and its forces.. He strongly also condemned the attacks on, KP minorities, pilgrims, security forces and police stations, where from seventy automatic and semi--automatic weapons of J&K police were taken away by the subversives and anti nationals who had virtually taken control of state of affairs in Kashmir. |
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