Jammu and Kashmir Administration Sacks Six Employees for Anti-National Activities

The Jammu and Kashmir administration has terminated six government employees, including five policemen and one teacher, citing their involvement in anti-national activities. These actions were justified under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution. The individuals were found to be assisting terrorists and involved in drug smuggling operations.

In a stern move, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has dismissed six government employees, including five policemen and one teacher, over alleged anti-national activities, according to officials.

The action against the six, including Head Constable Farooq Ahmad Sheikh and teacher Nazam Din, was taken under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution, empowering the governor to terminate employees if their retention is deemed prejudicial to state security.

Officials revealed that the activities of these individuals were linked to terror-related enterprises and drug smuggling, evidencing significant threats to state security.