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| Provide constitutional safeguards to protect jobs and lands of locals in J&K: Harsh | | | 
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Aug 24: Accusing the BJP government of falling back on its promises of saving the lands and jobs of locals of J&K, Harsh Dev Singh, Chairman-JKNPP & former Minister said that not only the general public but the educated youth were highly disappointed over the flip flops of the ruling party over the issues.
He said that while the government had failed to bring any law till date so as to save the lands of locals from outsiders, the job policy as enumerated through domicile law had further antagonized the youth of J&K. The move of opening of J&K jobs to all those outsiders who obtained domicile certificates was in total contrast with the assurances of BJP leaders and had invariably antagonized the youth of J&K in particular, said Singh. He was addressing the media after admitting around 25 youth in Panthers Party today.
Speaking to media persons, Singh said that while the centre appeared to be fully focused on Ladakh, the people of J&K continued to feel the heat of some of the adverse fallouts of the latest decisions of the GOI after abolition of Art 370 and the passage of Re-organization Act. He said that people of J&K too wanted the domicile law as enacted during the rule of Maharaja Hari Singh to continue so as to safeguard the interests of the people of this erstwhile princely state. He said that possibilities of the land sharks usurping the lands of the state subjects and bullying the poor and un-influential land owners of the state could not be ruled out following the abrogation of the laws giving protection to local farmers. He said that danger of loss of employment opportunities was another very serious issue which was staring the educated unemployed youth in the face.
Singh said NPP was committed to protection of lands and Jobs of locals and would continue to agitate the issue till it was addressed in right perspective by providing for adequate constitutional safeguards as available to North Eastern State. He further expressed concern over the collapse of erstwhile Dogra state saying that its demotion as UT would spell doom for saffron party in the days to come.
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