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Reservation policy row: Will join peaceful protest outside CM’s residence tomorrow, says Ruhullah Mehdi

The senior NC leader requested all those voluntarily coming to maintain civility and focus on raising genuine demands for a rational reservation policy
03:09 PM Dec 22, 2024 IST | GK Web Desk
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Srinagar, Dec 22: Senior National Conference leader and Member of Parliament (MP) from Srinagar, Ruhullah Mehdi, on Sunday said that he will join a peaceful protest tomorrow outside the Chief Minister’s residence to demand ‘rationality in the reservation policy’.

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“Today marks the date I had committed to stand with those whose voices demand rationality in the reservation policy. In my response to a post on X (Twitter) by a concerned citizen, I urged everyone to wait until 22nd December to give the elected government time to address this issue. I also said that if the matter was not resolved by then, I would join you in protest outside the HCM’s residence or office. 22nd December ends tonight,” said Mehdi, in a post on X.

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“Over the past month, I’ve observed a range of reactions to the formation of the sub-committee. To those who believe that the issue remains unaddressed in a satisfactory manner: I stand by my commitment. Tomorrow, I will join the people in a peaceful and dignified attempt to demand answers on their issues from the government,” said Mehdi.

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The senior NC leader requested all those voluntarily coming to maintain civility and focus on raising genuine demands for a rational reservation policy. “To those who seek to exploit this issue for political gains: I welcome you to step out tomorrow and step away from rhetoric. Show your sincerity where it matters—the streets. 2:00 PM | Gupkar Road | Outside the Chief Minister’s Residential Office,” he added.

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