Archive · 19 Jun 2025
PDP Leader Criticizes J&K Government Over Reservation Policy
Students in Jammu and Kashmir are upset because they feel the government isn't helping them with a new rule about who gets to study.
A politician named Waheed Para says this makes them lose faith in the system.
He's worried because the current rules aren't fair to many students.
Para says that if the rules do not change, it could lead to unrest and may cause national security risks.
He believes the government must fix the issue now by making sure the rules are fair.
PDP leader Waheed Para criticized the J&K government's handling of reservation issues.
Para says the government's inaction has disillusioned students and shattered their trust.
A sub-committee formed six months ago to address reservation issues was expected to submit a report.
The existing reservation policy provides only 30% vacancies to general category candidates.
Para views the situation as a national-security concern due to the region's vulnerability.
- Who
- Waheed Para, a PDP leader, and students in J&K
- What
- PDP leader Waheed Para criticized the J&K government's handling of reservation issues, alleging it has shattered students' trust.
- When
- June 19, 2025
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- Para believes the government's inaction on reservation issues is harming students' futures and posing a national security risk.
PDP Perspective
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Government Inaction
PDP Perspective
Government inaction is detrimental to students and a national security risk.
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- Politician
- Waheed Para
- Political Party
- PDP
- Reservation Policy
- 30% vacancies for general category
- General Category Population
- Nearly 70%
- Sub-committee formed
- To resolve reservation issue
