Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 26: Aam Aadmi Party extended fully supports the genuine demand of agitating doctors of Jammu province and said no body is above the law, constitution protects respectful living rights of all.
While supporting the genuine protest of agitating doctors, AAP criticized the arrogant attitude of the Deputy Commissioner Reasi.
According to Deep Singh the national council & founder member-AAP, no body is above the Law, our Constitution protects the respectful living rights of all citizens.
On one hand, in view of pro-people gesture, credible leaders like Arvind Kejriwal and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan are trying to defuse the unwanted VIP culture in capital Delhi and Pakistan whereas our other political rulers, leaders and majority of bureaucrats seem adamant to shun the same, Deep Singh stated.
In India, the ruling class is either incompetent or hand in glove with the subordinates to fulfill its corrupt agenda and in both the situations, arrogance level of bureaucrats gets high & often seems indigestible, he added as per press note.
Due respect to everyone is a precious traditional culture of Indian civilization but no one especially the rulers & bureaucrats instead of any sort of arrogance, must be humble enough with a thought that those are public servants enjoying good salaries & facilities from the public money, press note added.
AAP is of the view that as a promotion of needed healthy atmosphere within the administration, the said ruling & bureaucratic class must make efforts to discourage the VIP culture, it further added.
AAP straightway rejected the VIP culture and will oppose tooth and nail the each and every move of arrogant ruling & bureaucratic class including police, press note urged. We appeal the state Governor to issue strict orders for the Deputy Commissioner Reasi for a written apology on his rude behavior towards the doctor for defusing the ongoing agitation of doctors, AAP press note revealed. We also appeal to the agitating doctors to shun their agitation after the apology of the Deputy Commissioner. |
