MENDHAR: Apni Party Spokesperson, and Vice President of Youth Wing, Raqeeq Ahmed Khan has criticized Govt for deliberate negligence of nearly a dozen villages in Mendhar for excluding them from the list of villages where from applications were invited for the posts of Special Police Officers (SPOs) in Jammu and Kashmir Police.

“It appears that the administration and the police department does not want these villages to be included in the recruitment process,” he stated. He further said that the unemployed youth could have got an opportunity to get themselves recruited in the J&K Police as SPO. However, the decision and notification for recruitment has not included these villages in the list i.e., Gholad, Balakote, Dhargloon, Sandote Ari, Dhurati, Panjni, Dabarj Sawhla, Dharati, Sasota, Ramlutta, Turkundi, Datote, and Bhruti in Mendhar Tehsil of Poonch District.

He however asked the Govt to reconsider the notification and include the villages which have been left in the recruitment process, and they shall be provided an opportunity to get a chance to be recruited as SPO in J&K Police to serve the nation. He said that the unemployed youth in the border belt of Mendhar and its other villages are nationalist people, and they shall be provided recruitment opportunities.

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