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| PDP condemns police action on employees | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, June 18 : Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has condemned the use of force against state government employees who were holding peaceful demonstrations to press their demands. In a statement the PDP chief spokesperson Naeem Akhtar said use of brute force was the preffered method of dealing with any situation for the Omar Abdullah led government.
Akhtar said it was unfortunate as much as disasterous for the state that the government had not been able to convince its own employees about its intentions and policies towards their welfare. He said it was any body's guess as to what would be the fate of governance in a situation of confrontation between the government and its own tools which has now assumed almost a permanent status. "Ever since the present government assumed the charge it is on a war path with every section of the society and not even its own employees are satisfied with the condition of their working", he said. The party said every time the government makes an announcement it fails to convince every body.
The loss of credibility of government promises is exemplified by the continous stir of employees wether they are permanent, temporary, daily wage, casual or any other category every body has a grouse which the government tries to sort out not by resolving through civilized means but by silencing the voices through force, he said.
He said credibility of the present regime headed by National Conference (NC) has reached at its lowest ebb because this dispensation has lost faith of the common masses due to misdeeds and rampant corruption. "There is total chaos and anarchy because the present regime has failed to bring transparency and accountability in the government even had failed to address the genuine demand of its employees", he said |
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