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| Rana asks Govt to clear ambiguities on jobs, lands, delimitation | | | 
Early times report
Jammu Jan 3: Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, Provincial President, Devender Singh Rana on Friday urged to the government to clear the ambiguities on the Jobs, Land and Delimitation in the Union Territory.
"Absence of any authorised government declaration on these sensitive issues coupled with rhetorical statements and assurances by Jammu based BJP leaders on policy matters bereft of any constitutional authority have lead to confusion and created apprehensions and misgivings in the minds of the locals of J&K particularly the youth", the Provincial President said here in a statement.
Mr Rana also urged the government to come up with a pragmatic mechanism to address these important matters in tandem with the sentiments and emotions of the people of J&K.
"Confusing signals are coming from the Jammu based BJP leaders on these issues of vital importance from time to time, which instead of easing tensions and instilling a sense of confidence, create more doubts among the highly apprehensive and worried people", he added.
Mr Rana described eligibility to jobs and ownership of lands as most sensitive issue, since they affect future of local youth, who are already facing the brunt of burgeoning unemployment.
This concern should, in fact, have been addressed by the Government on priority and much earlier but the element of continued dilemma is making the young restive, he said while referring to the commotion generated by the recently withdrawn advertisement notice for various categories of posts in the High Court.
He slammed local BJP leaders on creating confusion over jobs and land by doling out tall assurances and indulging in policy decisions which are otherwise not their domain or prerogative.
Mr Rana also decried statements being made by the BJP leaders over conduct of assembly elections and holding of delimitation.
Before exceeding their brief, they must understand that the delimitation of constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir cannot be undertaken before 2026, he asserted.
The NC leader said elections are part of democracy and every political party is supposed to be ready for such an exercise and process and added, "Jammu and Kashmir is passing through a difficult phase and there is need first to reach out to the people win their hearts and minds and assuage their aspirations".
The Provincial President assured the people, especially the youth that National Conference will remain at the forefront to ensure that their lands and jobs are protected.
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