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PDP Moves Privilege Motion Against J&K Chief Secretary, Law Secretary

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) has moved a privilege motion against Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo and Law Secretary Achal Sethi, accusing them of obstructing legislative functions. The motion, filed in the J&K Assembly, alleges breach of privilege by preventing MLAs from accessing official information. This escalates tensions between the opposition and the administration in the Union Territory.

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday moved a privilege motion against Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo and Law Secretary Achal Sethi, accusing them of breach of privilege and obstructing the functioning of the legislative Assembly. The motion, filed in the J&K Assembly, alleges that the officials failed to provide necessary information to MLAs, thereby hindering their duties.

The PDP, a key opposition party in the Union Territory, has been at odds with the administration over various issues, including governance and transparency. The privilege motion cites specific instances where the Chief Secretary and Law Secretary allegedly ignored requests from legislators, undermining the authority of the House. The party demands an explanation and appropriate action against the officials.

This development is likely to intensify the political standoff in Jammu and Kashmir, where the opposition has frequently accused the administration of sidelining elected representatives. The motion will be taken up by the Assembly Speaker, who will decide on its admissibility. If admitted, it could lead to a formal inquiry and potential censure of the officials, further straining relations between the government and the opposition.

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