JAMMU; The Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) spearheading the employees agitation against the state government Thursday alleged that the government was not sincere in resolving their issues.

Alleging that the intentions of government were ‘replete with malice and deceit’, an emergency meeting presided by JCC chairman, Abdul Qayoom Wani at Jammu, regretted the government’s efforts to break the deadlock by ‘politicising the sincerity and good intentions of state employees’.

“The government is once again going to backtrack from its own agreement. Why did the promises made by chief minister and assurances given by sub-cabinet members did not yield any positive results in respect of executing the genuine demands of employees and withdrawal of various draconian laws,” they said.

According to CNS, Abdul Qayoom Wani said: “We are being accused of being reluctant but we called off our strike on 14th and 15th February after the assurances given by sub-cabinet committee members. Till date, no positive response has been shown by CSC and it seems that the government is non-serious in resolving our issues,” Wani said adding that delaying tactics and anti-employee policies is not going to yield any results.

He said if state government fails to fulfil its promises as per the agreement with JCC, the state employees will come up with a fresh and state-wide struggle program to give a tough and befitting reply to the state government.