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Withdrawal of Security to political leaders insensitive: NC

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May 8, 2019
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Jammu: National Conference on Wednesday expressed grave concern over the withdrawal of security cover to its leaders, saying this has impeded the political activity across the state.
“The decision regarding withdrawal of Security is insensitive, which can put the lived of political activists in jeopardy,” State Secretary and former MLC Mr Rattan Lal Gupta said in a statement issued here. He said the decision has already started boomerang.
He said despite constitution of an empowered committee by the Governor for review, no forward movement has been registered in this regard so far. He said even the senior leaders have been left without Security cover and hoped that the designated authority will restore security of the National Conference leaders on priority.
The removal of security cover hugely impacted the campaign of the political leaders and it is incumbent upon the government to take corrective measures by not putting their personal safety in jeopardy, he said and described the removal of protection as an unprecedented measure.
He said the government must make it clear as to what were the compelling factors leading to such an “extreme decision”.
He said though such arbitrary decisions will not dampen the spirit of the political class or retard their public outreach yet the government ought to have shown some sort of sensitivity and far-sightedness keeping in view the obtaining security scenario across the state.
“We hope that the Governor will pass on immediate instructions for restoring the security cover of the protectee leaders”, Gupta said, hoping good sense will prevail upon the administration.

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