Srinagar, Oct 25: A delegation of retired judicial employees has met the Chief Justice of the High Court of J&K and Ladakh and raised concerns over the delay in implementation of the recommendations of the Shetty Commission.
The delegation comprising Mangat Ram Parihar, Bilal Ahmad Shah, Mohammad Abdullah Wani and Muhammad Amin Mir apprised the Chief Justice of the long-pending issues of retired judicial employees, according to a statement.
The delegation has sought implementation of the Shetty Commission recommendations in accordance with applicable directions and orders, according to a statement.
The delegation has expressed serious concern over the alleged delay by the Government of Jammu & Kashmir in implementing the recommendations.
The Chief Justice gave the delegation a patient hearing and assured them that the concerns and pending issues raised by the retired judicial employees would be considered and efforts made to address their grievances.
The delegation described the meeting as a significant development, stating that it was the first time that a delegation of retired judicial employees had been given an opportunity to meet the Chief Justice personally and present their long-pending grievances.
The retired employees expressed gratitude to the Chief Justice and Principal Secretary to the Chief Justice, Haq Nawaz Zargar, for facilitating the meeting.
They expressed hope that the initiative would pave the way for early resolution of their pending issues and implementation of the Shetty Commission recommendations in accordance with applicable directions and orders.
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