Srinagar December 10  (KNS): In a press statement chairman Jammu kashmir civil society forum, chief patron school education retired and in-service officers association and Former president ejac Ab Qayoom wani expressed serious concern over time consuming process of Regularisation despite expiry of deadline given  by higher ups of education department having very good credibility in the state administration.

Wani said that for the last at least Ten years these officers who have given their sweat , blood and their prime youth to  the department are waiting for their regulations /confirmation despite decision given by SAC in 2019.

Wani said one feels ashamed to say that at least one thousand officers waiting for Regularisation has been expired without getting their due benifit and at least more than two thousand officers have been retired. Wani said that after meeting with present principal secretary education Alok Kumar and special secretary education Naseer Ahmad wani we are feeling a sigh of relief the way these officers felt our pain and assured  the delegation of JKSEOA for time bond  resolution of this long pending legitimate right of these officers but after the expiry of dead line on 30th of November the officials feel uncomfortable and restless but are still hope full that our officers at the helm of affairs will uphold their commitment at any cost. But  at the same time we have  democratic right to convey our displeasure on time consuming process which by which we have already suffered material loss and faced mental trauma.

Wani appealed the principal secretary education and sp secretary education to come up with the expectations these official by resolving this cronic issue at an earliest. Wani also directed the office bearers of all the three regions of Jammu kashmir and ladkh to gear up their cadre and convene genral council meetings and chlak our future course of action if needed .wani said that after genral council meetings we are are going to adress press conference at jammu very soon to apprise the cadre aboute latest developments.(KNS)