People's Democracy(Weekly Organ of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) |
Vol. XXXIV
No.
41 October 10, 2010 |
Constitute Parl’tary
Committee to Engage
Political Shades, Voices
of Dissent in
The
following is the statement issued by the J&K state
committee of CPI(M) on October 5:
THE CPI (M)
state secretary
and MLA, Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami has said that a credible
structural mechanism in the shape of parliamentary committee is the
need of the
hour to engage varied shades of political opinion and voices of dissent
for
sorting out
Such panel,
he said should
be assisted by legal experts and knowledgeable bureaucrats to initiate
dialogue
on sustainable basis, adding that facilitating such paradigm in the
state was
imperative for the government.
Initiating
discussion on
‘Prevailing situation in Kashmir valley’ in legislative assembly on
October 5, Tarigami said that there is
nothing
substantial in the eight-point package announced by the center in the
wake of all
Party delegation’s visit to Kashmir. He said most of the package
components
including the release of arrested youth, review of PSA cases,
deployment of
security forces, additional assistance, opening of schools, etc., is
exclusive
jurisdiction and competence of state government. “These injunctions, as
such
amount to encroaching upon the powers of state government”, he said. He
called
upon the government not to allow advice on the subjects of its own
jurisdiction; instead it should act on these matters swiftly on its
own.
Asserting
that recurring
unrest in the state is sending alarm bells to the central government
for
initiating serious, result oriented and pragmatic measures to sort out
Tarigami
castigated
political forces, which disfavor action against erring security
personnel in
The CPI(M)
state secretary
said that Kashmiris had acceded to
Tarigami said
protection
of human life is a collective responsibility of all political parties
including
opposition, adding that nobody could absolve himself of his legitimate
duties.
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