NC, PDP, Hurriyat term govt employees’ dismissal ‘arbitrary, unjust’
The Hindu
The 11 employees were terminated from service last week under sub clauses of Article 311, which does not require any departmental inquiry
Jammu and Kashmir parties, including the National Conference (NC), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Hurriyat, on Monday described the , under Article 311, as “arbitrary and unjust”. were working at the Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences and the Skill Development Wing. PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti said at a press conference in the Chenab valley, “It’s inexplicable to punish sons for the deeds of the father. Any report is not a final judgment. Let the facts be brought to the public domain. Over 20 employees have been fired this year. We already have opposed these unjust terminations”.
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