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| Peer Panjal people, NGOs hail Guv's tough stance on corruption | | | Early Times Report
MENDHAR, Nov 4: NGO, JK- Scene Watch and Rural Civil Society have appealed the Governor to start fight against corruption from Peer Panjal region comprising Poonch and Rajouri districts of Jammu province.
Chairman JK- Scene Watch Shahbaz Khan and General Secretary Rural Civil Society Ashok Kumar said that successive state governments began their innings with the lofty pledges of wiping out corruption but, on the contrary, one after another, they ended up with horrendous acts of omission and commission. Who doesn't know about the level of corruption but whom to complain? However, hope has overtaken the despair after the incumbent in Raj Bhavan, Governor Satya Pal Malik spoke his mind. He even walked the talk by rescinding the decision on Reliance Group Mediclaim, thereby infusing a sense of hope among the people. An impression is gaining momentum that a Governor, who does not shy away in undoing the wrong committed under his nose can't spare those having fleeced the State over the years.
Shahbaz Khan strongly hailed Governor Satya Pal Malik for highlighting the misdeeds of previous government. He said after a long time someone has taken a bold decision in making public the wrong doings of successive governments.
He appealed the Governor to continue his job with such spirit and weed out corruption from J&K.
He said the people of J&K have high hopes from the Governor and they are anticipating that soon the government officials as well as bureaucrats from top to the bottom involved in corrupt practices shall be exposed. NGOs and civil society of Peer Panjal region appealed the Governor to bring out more scams of previous government so that the graph of corruption could be brought down. |
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