Anantnag, Dec 31 (KNS): Asserting its commitment to de-alienate dissent of people in particular youth of J&K, Senior Socio Political leader Imran Amin Shah has said that traditional politicians in past have sold only dreams with no solution to their miseries for their personal comforts and indulged in mass corruption and nepotism only. People are fedup now and need a sincere and honest representation to highlight their genuine concerns. He was addressing a well attended workers meeting at Chek Jamal Anzulla today.
Imran said that time has come to give a lesson to those political parties who were hand in glow to ruin the future of young by pushing them to wall instead of providing an honourable employment opportunities but instead where seen indulging in huge corruption and adjusting their relatives and friends besides largely involved in illegal state and grazing land grabbing at various places in valley while depriving the well deserving people of local areas from the actual rights on this land.
Shah urged the LG administration to constitute a fact finding committee and recall the previous land records to come to fact so that culprits including the political class involved in such cases are brought to justice.
Lauding the LG administration for fair and transparent class IV recruitment process Shah demanded for application of same process for other recruitments as well so that deserving candidates get their place without any fear and nepotism.
Urging the government to fullfill the local demand by executing the work on drinking water supply pipe line connecting from Chek Ramzan to provide adequate supply to Chek Jamal at anchidora anzvola which has been recently raised in My Village My Pride programme by locality. Shah also urged to expedite the work on widening of Anchidoora Anzulla road for better road connectivity in the area.
Expressing serious concern over the fire incident at Dangerpora Anantnag inwhich several business units including house holds got damaged and loss of property Shah appreciated district administration especially Deputy commissioner Anantnag for their immediate response and sanction of relief from Red Cross but also urged LG administration to provide adequate relief and rehabilitation of all these effected who have lost their business in crores and meagre relief cannot serve any purpose as most of business units have borrowed loans from Bank but this disaster have put them into complete devastation. He also demanded for special waiver in their loans etc so that they would be able to start their business again with new begining and hope. (KNS)