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Bureaucratic rule making life difficult for people of J&K: Sagar

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December 3, 2022
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Years of hard work in J&K stand obliterated: Sagar
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Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference General Secretary Ali Muhammad Sagar on Saturday said that J&K is witnessing fire-hosing of falsehood on employment generation, development and good governance.

This he said while interacting with scores of visiting public and visitors delegations here at the party headquarters Nawa-e-Subha, Srinagar. He said the tall claims of GOI about good governance and bringing a seismic shift in addressing the concerns of the most vulnerable sections of society have fallen flat.

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“The development deficit festering in Jammu and Kashmir ever since BJP came to power continues to affect each and every section of the economy, the administration. The people of Jammu and Kashmir are being deprived of basic rights. The unrelated bureaucracy has hampered the advancement of development motioned by the successive NC led governments from time to time,” he said.

He said that the government in Jammu and Kashmir is confined to photo ops. “The so-called investment bonanza and PR propaganda doesn’t reflect the reality on the ground. The incumbent administration has only been able to reverse the trend of the past seven decades by pushing targets and smothering all signs of democracy in J&K. Their era post 2015 has been marked by no infrastructure augmentation, and employment generation. The growth in the business, tourism and horticulture sectors has also come to a halt. The anxiety levels of our youth are soaring high due to unemployment and sluggish selection process. Our businesses continue to reel under depression on account of failure of the government to mitigate their sufferings induced by successive Covid lock downs,” he added

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