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Nefarious, communal intents of NC-Cong are open secret: Jugal | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Apr 4 : BJP Candidate from Jammu-Poonch Parliamentary Constituency & State President Jugal Kishore Sharma on Friday said that NC and Congress Chiefs both at the Centre and in the state have exposed their nefarious, communal intents openly before the public. Jugal mocked at Congress chief Sonia Gandhi who recently met Shahi Imaam of Jama Masjid to seek support in the name of secularism which was a direct begging before the Imaam to direct Muslims to vote Congress. This meeting is in clear violation of Model Code of Conduct and so BJP taking cognizance of matter, has complained to the Election Commission. Congress which has been supporting and protecting NC-father and son duo in the state for their all misdeeds, appears as main brain of anti-people policies in the name of dynasty and democracy. Ridiculing UPA of minority communities, Sharma said that in fact UPA is itself infested with scams, scandals and poison of hatred against the common Indian and majority community in the country and hence is practically dividing the country with policy of divide and rule. BJP is the only party with nationalist agenda in the mind and the hearts. BJP is committed to nation first ideology rather than ambitious individual agenda unlike dynasty ruler in the state and centre. Stressing on the need to bring peace prosperity and maintained communal harmony it is important to change the government in the centre and in the state. During the series of meetings he took at Seri Pandita, Bhalwal, Phalian Mandal, Gho, Sujatpur and Akalpur in the Marh assembly constituency, Jugal Kishore Sharma stressed that people should understand the truth that how Congress for the last six decades befooled the public in the name of protecting weaker sections including women and SCs, STs and OBCs just to remain in power. |
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