JAMMU, Feb 15: The Jammu and Kashmir administration, under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, has announced the dismissal of three government employees due to their alleged connections to terrorism. The individuals—police constable Firdous Ahmad Bhat, school teacher Mohammad Ashraf Bhat, and forest department orderly Nisar Ahmad Khan—are currently imprisoned in relation to different cases.
According to official sources, this decision was made based on Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution, which permits the government to terminate employees without inquiry for reasons concerning national security. This action is part of a broader initiative by the administration to eliminate government personnel suspected of ties to terrorist organizations.
Authorities stated that the terminations were grounded in reliable intelligence reports and ongoing investigations. The administration has emphasized its strict stance against terrorism and any form of support associated with it. In recent years, several government employees have been removed on similar charges as part of efforts to safeguard national security.
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