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Govt plans crackdown on 200 protesting Govt employees 9/6/2016 11:38:57 PM Early Times Report jammu, Sept 6: The state government has decided to go cracking at the government employees who are part of the protests going on in Kashmir. The intelligence agencies have submitted a list of about 200 government employees who are actively involved in the protests and the government has reportedly given its approval to file cases against them. "It's the first list of about 200 government employees who are not only actively participating in the protests but also insitigating and organizing protests. They are also reportedly pouring out money to prolong the protests. We will file strict cases against them and will ensure that they are dismissed from the government services," said a top official. The government had a long list of the employees who are in the forefront of the protests. The sources said that initial reponse of the government was that they protests may go away soon, so decided not to go against them. "The government employees believe that the situation has returned to early '90s when many government employees had openly protested against the then government and some police personnel had even staged a mini mutiny. But, they have forgotten that situation has turned around diametrically in the last two-decades and such things can't be tolerated," said the official. The crack down comes at a time when the home ministry has decided to go all out at the separatists. The all party delegation which visited the state have supported the government move, which will ensure that the separatist will not be entitled to any security cover or other free bies at the expense of the state exchequer. "It's now an all out offensive against the separatists and their supporters at all level. They are simply living in a delusion to get their writ all the time. It's time to go cracking and now they will realize that they are dealing with the Modi government," said the official.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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