It shouldn’t lure you, Hurriyat G tells JCC

Srinagar:Huriyat Conference G does not seem impressed by the official sops for the employees. Spokesman of the Hurriyat faction that is led by Syed Ali Geelani Wednesday asked the employees not to be lured by such “poll gimmicks”

Huriyat G maintained further that the enhancement of the retirement age from 58 to 60 years was the administrative affair and no favor to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. It was purely an administrative issue; one must not create euphemism out of this mere government order. It did what has been done in the other states, therefore not fire crackers needed, said Ayaz Akbar, chief spokesman of Geelanis faction of Huriyat Conference.

We hope that the new government order will not infect and affect the dissent of the people of Jammu and Kashmir as the same could in no way be the substitute to the atrocities being committed on us. These measures are nothing but makr-o-fan-e-Khwajagee (trickery of the power ), said the Huriyat G spokesman, adding that the decision of age enhancement is nothing but a clear election stunt.

He stated further that the employees of the state have always remained steadfast in the ongoing resistance movement and have contributed a lot. We hope that such measures will not sway the employees. We believe that such nets are not meant for the freedom loving lot.

Akbar said that even if further employee-friendly measures were taken by the state government to lure people, the masses will never be impressed by the same as they know “the inner most secret of the wine shop.”

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