BJP Regime Suspends Kashmiri Employees in IIOJK

The New Delhi-controlled BJP puppet regime has suspended four government employees in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The action is part of a broader strategy to replace local employees with RSS/BJP activists.

The suspended individuals include Imtiyaz Ahmad Lone, a local police constable; Mushtaq Ahmad Pir, a Selection Grade Constable; Bazil Ahmad Mir, a Junior Assistant in the School Education Department; and Muhammad Zaid Shah, a Village Level Worker in the Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department.

The suspensions were enacted under the administration of BJP’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha. Official claims suggest the employees were dismissed for having sentiments supporting the right to self-determination.

Advocate Abdul Rashid Minhas, spokesperson for the All Parties Hurriyat Conference, condemned the move. He stated that India has stripped Kashmiris of their rights, including free speech and political activities. Minhas criticized the BJP regime for threatening employees and undermining the Kashmiri economy.

Minhas accused the Hindutva RSS/BJP agenda of weakening the region’s economy and seizing its resources.