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Bukhari flays Real Estate Summit for undermining domicile law
12/27/2021 10:38:47 PM
Early Times Report

Srinagar, Dec 27: Apni Party President Altaf Bukhari on Monday flayed the “Real Estate Summit” for what he called “undermining the Domicile Law” and asserted that it will never allow any move that undermines the rights of the People of Jammu and Kashmir.
“The development and Job creations in Jammu and Kashmir are welcome but not at the cost of domicile laws that safeguard land and employment rights of its permanent residents”, Bukhari said in a statement.
Reacting to the Jammu and Kashmir Real Estate Summit 2021 that was held in Jammu today and organised by the Union Ministry for Housing and Urban Affairs and the J&K administration, Bukhari said that the Apni Party will never allow any such move that undermines the rights of the People of Jammu and Kashmir.
“Our Party will always welcome any efforts that will foster progress and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir. But at the same time we are pledged to resist any plans that will do away with the exclusive rights of the people on their land and jobs,” he remarked.
Taking a strong exception to the alleged controversial agenda of the Jammu summit in which the term “permanent resident of the State” has been omitted from J&K Development Act, Bukhari said that the exclusion of this legal guarantee is totally unacceptable to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
“Apni Party wants to make it crystal clear that we will always resist any such proceedings that are against the Domicile Law in J&K,” he said, adding that Jammu and Kashmir is in dire need of infrastructural development but the same should revolve around its peoples’ identity, demography and their special rights under law.
Bukhari alleged the Jammu summit seems to be a follow up to the recent attempts that were aimed at change in land use laws allowing re-classifying of agricultural land.
“We want to caution the J&K government to desist from fiddling with the character and demography of Jammu and Kashmir,” he observed.
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