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J&K govt sacks 4 employees, including Hizb Chief Syed Salahuddin`s son, Bitta Karate`s wife on anti-national charges
Jammu and Kashmir administration sacks four employees from service under article 311 of the Constitution.
Highlights
- Hizb Chief Syed Salahuddin’s son and 3 others were sacked by the J&K administration
- The dismissal was done under Article 311 of the Indian Constitution
- The employees are allegedly having a terrorist family background
Srinagar: The administration of Jammu & Kashmir Union Territory has sacked four employees including Hizb Chief Syed Salahuddin's son on charges of being involved in anti-national activities. Sources in Government said that J&K Government has terminated four employees under Article 311 of the Constitution of India for their involvement in anti-national activities.
According to sources, the activities of these employees had come to the notice of law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Those sacked are Dr. Muheet Ahmad Bhat (scientist-D in post-graduate Department of Computer Science, University of Kashmir), Majid Hussain Qadri, (Senior Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies, University of Kashmir), Syed Abdul Mueed, (Manager IT, JKEDI) and Assabah-ul-Arjamand Khan, (Publicity officer in Directorate of Rural Development, Kashmir)
Syed Abdul Mueed is son of United Jehad Council chief Syed Salahuddin while Assabah-Ul- Arjamand Khan is wife of JKLF leader and former militant commander Farooq Ahmad Dar alias Bitta Karate. Assabh was a KAS officer.