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| On Farooq's obsession with ISIS, opposition takes cue to hit present dispensation below the belt | | | # BJP is a total sellout
to Kashmir centrism: Harsh
# BJP enjoys clandestine connection with separatism in valley: Sham
# Time for NaMo to call it quits : Hari Om
Early Times Report
Jammu, July 25: While NC leader Farooq Abdullah's call on Kashmir youth to carry on with waiving ISIS and Pakistani flags in valley to secure their rights awaking Indian government, does not gets any rebut from state government, the opposition parties take it as a golden opportunity to hit present dispensation below the belt on the issue.
" BJP is a total sellout to Kashmir centrism," says JKNPP chairman Harsh Dev, adding that party can stoop down to any level to hold on its lust for power.
"BJP's enjoys clandestine connection with separatism in valley to keep its Kashmir centric leaders in good stead," said Sham Lal Sharma, former PHE minister in erstwhile NC-Cong rule.
He also accused BJP to have surrendered its ethics and loyalties to the separatism in the valley.
The ruling party BJP's, however too dares to talk straight " Time for Narendra Modi to act fast and quit from J&K," says Hari Om , political advisor to BJP state president and MP Jugal Kishore Sharma.
Though Sham termed it as unfortunate of senior NC leader Farooq Abullah batting in favour of waiving of ISIS flags by the youth in valley, but said it is BJP that has hurt the sentiments of Jammu more than any other political in the state.
"Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh's recent statement on government's will to hold dialogue with separatists is a straight pointer towards party's succumbing to valley leaders and separatist's," he said.
NC leader Farooq Abdullah on Friday justified waving of ISIS flags in the valley, saying that the anger in youth is understandable.
"The youth who feel that nothing is being done for them, waive these flags to show their anger. They want to wake the nation up," he had said.
Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party dubbed Farooq's statement as a political jugglery executed by him to score the brownie points.
"Already PDP wants to give open space to separatism in the valley which is equivocally supported by BJP.
PDP has no objecytion to valley youth conducting sedition activities and BJP's only agenda is lust for political power for which it can sellout anything," said JKNPP chairman Harsh Dev Singh, adding Farooq has gone a step ahead in this case to score the political points by terming sedition as frustration of youth.
"Farooq in his true colors never was an Indian. He is not an Indian, and he will never be an Indian," said Hari Om, political advisor to BJP state president and MP Jugal Kishore Sharma.
Now he has abandoned his autonomy plank and wants what ISIS seditionists want. That was the reason he defended the waiving of ISIS and Pakistani flags, he said.
"The worst part is not what he said. The worst part was how the coalition government soft pedaled on the issue. By accusing the media of creating hype on waiving of ISIS flag, it is only blowing things out of proportion. The stand taken by Wahid-ur-Rehman Parra, political analyst of the coalition government, clearly suggested that there was no fundamental difference between what Farooq Abdullah said and what the state govt through its political analyst said," said Hari Om . It is time for Prime Minister Narinder Modi to act and act very fast and nothing would be more appropriate then that he should direct the state BJP to come out of the coalition government without losing a single moment, said BJP political advisor. |
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