The Jammu and Kashmir government has dismissed three employees of the Jal Shakti Department for alleged involvement in anti-national activities. Officials said the action was taken after a thorough review of their conduct and background checks by security agencies.
According to sources, the employees were found to be engaged in activities deemed detrimental to the security and integrity of the state. Their dismissal was ordered under provisions that allow termination of government service in cases where national security is at stake.
The move comes as part of the administration’s ongoing efforts to weed out individuals with questionable affiliations from government service. Authorities emphasized that strict measures will continue to be enforced to ensure that public institutions remain free from elements working against national interests.
Officials stated that the decision reflects the government’s zero-tolerance policy towards anti-national activities and its commitment to maintaining integrity in public service. More cases are reportedly under scrutiny as part of the wider review process.
The dismissal has drawn attention across the region, highlighting the administration’s resolve to uphold accountability and safeguard public institutions from infiltration by disruptive elements.
