Cong questions BJP’s silence on conversion of posts for Kashmiri

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, July 18: Chief Spokesperson JKPCC,   Ravinder Sharma has criticized the State Government for its ill conceived moves to create wedge between different linguistic, cultural, ethnic and regional identities in the State.
Reacting to the recent move of the Government  to convert posts of Assistant Professors in colleges in Jammu region to Kashmiri language which has caused great resentment and unrest amongst the youth of Jammu region, Sharma said that it is another attempt to create wedge and  uncalled for controversy. He also questioned the silence of BJP in the Government on such sensitive issues, which is criminal on its part, he added.
“Earlier also Government ignored the aspirations of certain linguistic groups while introducing three regional languages as compulsory subject in schools, besides ignoring protests over the alleged irregularities in the affairs of Public Service Commission (PSC),” he added and alleged that the Government was insensitive to the sensitivities of this State and such ill-advised and ill-conceived moves would disturb the already fragile social and secular fabric of this State.
“It is unfortunate that the coalition of north pole and south pole,  which came to power with the slogan to bridge the gap between regions, has taken such decisions in power, which have further widened the gap and mistrust between regions and different social, cultural, linguistic and religious identities. The Govt. should do well to respect the respective urges and aspirations of the recognized identities in order to maintain and strengthen the social and secular fabric and maintain harmony in the regions and the State,” the PCC spokesman said.

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