Kashmir's First IAS Topper, Shah Faesal Resigns Over Unabated Unrest In Kashmir, Likely To Join Politics
Shah Faesal an young Kashmiri IAS officer has announced that he is resigning from service. In a Facebook post the 2009 civil service topper said was resigned as a protest against the unabated killings in Kashmir While he has not announced his future plans there are rumours of him entering politics.
In a surprise move, Shah Faesal, an young Kashmiri IAS officer has announced that he is resigning from service.
In a Facebook post, the 2009 civil service topper said was resigned as a "protest against the unabated killings in Kashmir".
While he has not announced his future plans, there are rumours of him entering politics.
A tweet by former Jammu and Kashmir CM and National Conference Chief "The bureaucracy¡¯s loss is politics¡¯ gain," many believe is an indication of his next stop.
The bureaucracy¡¯s loss is politics¡¯ gain. Welcome to the fold @shahfaesal. https://t.co/955C4m5T6V
¡ª Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) January 9, 2019
Faesal has hit the news headlines for various reason on the past, even for things that had nothing to do with him.
In July 2016, Faesal had threatened to resign after he was widely compared against Hizbul terrorist Burhan Wani.
"By juxtaposing my photos with the images of a slain militant commander, a section of national media has once again fallen back upon its conventional savagery that cashes on falsehoods, divides people and creates more hatred," he had then said.
Last year he hit the headlines once again after the government issued a show cause notice against him for his rape tweet.
¡°Patriarchy+Population+Illiteracy+Alcohol+Porn+Technology+Anarchy = Rapistan!,¡± Faesal had tweeted in April over a story titled ¡°Porn addict rapes 46 year old mom, arrested in Gujarat,¡± he had tweeted.
He responded with another tweet.
Love letter from my boss for my sarcastic tweet against rape-culture in South Asia.
¡ª Shah Faesal (@shahfaesal) July 10, 2018
The Irony here is that service rules with a colonial spirit are invoked in a democratic India to stifle the freedom of conscience.
I'm sharing this to underscore the need for a rule change. pic.twitter.com/ssT8HIKhIK