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| Panthers’ to knock President’s door seeking governor's rule | | NC demands dissolution of Assembly | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Feb 2
After raising the issue of constitutional breakdown in the state on the floor of the house and outside Raj Bhawan the Panthers party leadership has now decided to approach Rashtrapati bhawan to rally for governor’s rule in the state.
“We have decided to send a memorandum to the Rashtrapati bhawan demanding imposition of Governor’s rule in Jammu and Kashmir”, Panthers party leader Hash Dev Singh said here today.
Jungle rah is prevailing in the state and the same is evident from the the recent events on the floor of the House, which includedadoption of grants of 25 departments and the financebill within a span of 10 minutes and that too without a debate,discussion and ministers' reply.
He said that the Government was afraid of facing the opposition charges on the floor of the Assembly and hence it resorted to an "unprecedented" procedure byrushing through all the grants without giving time to the opposition to raise vital issues pertaining to the
plight of refugees, unemployed youth and the backdoor appointments in various Government departments. Harsh Dev Singh said "the Government had faced an
embarrassing position soon after the tabling of the Kundal committee report in the Assembly" and hence it opted for adjournment of the House sine die 10 days b
efore the budget session was to end. This "unconstitutional and unprecedented step" was taken to spare the Government of facing further exposure on "massive irregularities in the Forest Department andthe Forest Corporation."
Meanwhile, National Conference on Saturday demanded the dissolution of the state assembly before the elections scheduled to be held later this year.
The state government, a coalition of Congress and People's Democratic Party (PDP), has lost the right to stay in power, said a NC spokesman in a statement here.
The ministers are involved in corrupt practices, he said adding that they have failed to face the opposition in the assembly session.
Referring to the forest scam, which paralysed the assembly's budget session, the spokesman said corruption has surfaced in social welfare, custodian, transport, health, flood control, agriculture, education and consumer affairs departments also. |
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