Srinagar, Oct. 31 -- Peoples Conference president and Handwara MLA Sajjad Gani Lone on Thursday criticised the government for what he termed as a deliberate attempt to avoid sharing "basic information" on recruitment and reservations in Jammu and Kashmir. In his statement, Lone said that his questions regarding reservations had been "clubbed" with another member's query despite having no overlap in content. "I had submitted two questions about reservations. Both or at least one of them have been clubbed with the question of a fellow honourable member. I fail to understand. There is no overlap in terms of content," he said. Accusing the government of "stonewalling every effort" to seek clarity on the issue, Lone questioned the administration's reluctance to place recruitment and reservation data in the public domain. "Why is the government not willing to share basic information on recruitments? Why is it stonewalling every effort to resolve the issue of reservations?" he questioned. Referring to his interventions in the previous assembly session, PC chief said his intent was to examine the broader implications of reservation policies on human resource development and regional equity....