For this reason, the best bureaucracy left the government job
11 January 2019, 11:25 BDT
Kashmiri, the value of life - in one tweet, the young man Shah Faisal, who got the top position in the Civil Services Examination from Kashmir, has announced his resignation. The question is, what can be the result of government bureaucratic criticism of various issues? It was not for Faisal.
Shah Faisal became the BJP's paranoid government. In the study of Harvard University scholarship in the United States, he posted multiple posts through social networking. The J & K government was forced to take action against him.
Faisal has announced that he will resign from the civil service in protest of 'killing of Kashmiri people' and 'anti-Muslims' in the hands of Hindutva fighters, by firing on his Facebook post.
Shah Faisal became the youngest icon of the land to occupy the top position in the Civil Service Examination (IAS) in India. But the announcement to leave his job as a government bureau has become a big event in various media of India. Talking about leaving politics and joining his politics has started to rise.
A report by NDTV Online says that in 2010, at the age of 26, IAS was the first in the country to achieve the first position in the fiction. The new innings will start with the exit of the job in politics. The country's IAS topper was accused of rape. At last, Faisal is counting his fees.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has brought publicly to the news of Faisal's involvement in politics. Faisal can also contest the coming Lok Sabha elections. If everything goes well then he can fight for the national conference.
In July 2012, the government bureaucrat came up with an incident after the incident on one side of the country. The government did not take good care of these conversations against the government. He was charged with breaking the service rule. A divisional inquiry was ordered against Faisal. Then he decided to leave his job.
A report in India's Anandabazar newspaper said that in the wake of multiple allegations of rape in the country earlier, Faisal wrote on Twitter, "Countries have become repatriated due to population, patriarchy, illiteracy, alcohol, pornography, technology and anarchy." Later, he compared the '35 document' of Jammu and Kashmir's special dignitary constitution to 'marriage doles' between India and the state.
Faisal wrote in another post, "The Central Government does not show good will to stop the killing of Kashmiris. Trying to hit the state's special status. Under the pressure of Hindutva, 20 million Muslims of the country have become virtually second class citizens. I have decided to resign from the Civil Service in protest.
Faisal criticized the Narendra Modi government. In his words, intervention of institutions like the Reserve Bank, CBI, NIA could destroy the constitutional structure of the country. I want to tell you again, people of the country can not be silenced for a long time.
Meanwhile, rumors about Faisal's involvement in the politics of opposition against BJP have started. Welcoming Faisal's decision in social media, Omar Abdullah wrote, "The loss of politics, but the profit of politics is the loss of bureaucracy. Welcome to politics.
Shah Faisal became the BJP's paranoid government. In the study of Harvard University scholarship in the United States, he posted multiple posts through social networking. The J & K government was forced to take action against him.
Faisal has announced that he will resign from the civil service in protest of 'killing of Kashmiri people' and 'anti-Muslims' in the hands of Hindutva fighters, by firing on his Facebook post.
Shah Faisal became the youngest icon of the land to occupy the top position in the Civil Service Examination (IAS) in India. But the announcement to leave his job as a government bureau has become a big event in various media of India. Talking about leaving politics and joining his politics has started to rise.
A report by NDTV Online says that in 2010, at the age of 26, IAS was the first in the country to achieve the first position in the fiction. The new innings will start with the exit of the job in politics. The country's IAS topper was accused of rape. At last, Faisal is counting his fees.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has brought publicly to the news of Faisal's involvement in politics. Faisal can also contest the coming Lok Sabha elections. If everything goes well then he can fight for the national conference.
In July 2012, the government bureaucrat came up with an incident after the incident on one side of the country. The government did not take good care of these conversations against the government. He was charged with breaking the service rule. A divisional inquiry was ordered against Faisal. Then he decided to leave his job.
A report in India's Anandabazar newspaper said that in the wake of multiple allegations of rape in the country earlier, Faisal wrote on Twitter, "Countries have become repatriated due to population, patriarchy, illiteracy, alcohol, pornography, technology and anarchy." Later, he compared the '35 document' of Jammu and Kashmir's special dignitary constitution to 'marriage doles' between India and the state.
Faisal wrote in another post, "The Central Government does not show good will to stop the killing of Kashmiris. Trying to hit the state's special status. Under the pressure of Hindutva, 20 million Muslims of the country have become virtually second class citizens. I have decided to resign from the Civil Service in protest.
Faisal criticized the Narendra Modi government. In his words, intervention of institutions like the Reserve Bank, CBI, NIA could destroy the constitutional structure of the country. I want to tell you again, people of the country can not be silenced for a long time.
Meanwhile, rumors about Faisal's involvement in the politics of opposition against BJP have started. Welcoming Faisal's decision in social media, Omar Abdullah wrote, "The loss of politics, but the profit of politics is the loss of bureaucracy. Welcome to politics.
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