Early Times Report
BILLAWAR, Apr 10: Appealing for a vote for BJP to liberate the country from the menace of mis-governance, corruption and dynasty rule., , BJP Lok Sabha candidate for Kathua-Udhampur constituency, party's National Executive Member & J&K Chief Spokesperson Dr. Jitendra Singh demanded district status for Billawar-Basohli-Bani and said,even as the BJP has, in its organisational working, already granted district status to Basohli-Billawar-Bani, it is stange that the state government does not consider it important to grant district status to it for better functioning of the administration in this region. While addressing a series of road-shows at Galak, Ramkot, Gajroo Nagrota, Lakhari , Tharakalwal, Gurakalyal, Lutera, Mandli, Kohag, Bhaddu, Billawar, Sukral, and other places Singh also referred to poor road connectivity and demanded rail link for Billawar-Basohli. He said , when BJP wins from here, the party will raise in the Lok Sabha the issue of constant neglect of this region during ten years of Congress rule. Reiterating Narendra Modi's slogan of ' Vote for india", he said that a vote for BJP is indeed a vote for India because there is no other political option for common man to get benefits of equal opportunity and justice as envisaged in a democracy. Expressing gratitude to the party for having given him the mandate, Dr. Jitendra Singh said now this is the collective responsibility of all of us to win this seat for BJP and add to Narendra Modi's tally in Lok Sabha.State Incharge of BJPs Morcha Satish Sharma, who appealed for a vote in favour of Dr. Jitendra Singh, whom he described as a candidate with clean image and international recognition as a medical profesional, author and selfless public activist. Satish Sharma referred to Dr. Singh's distinguished role in 2008 Amarnath Land Row Agitation and said he will be the most appropriate representative to raise the voice of Jammu region in general and this constituency in particular. in Lok Sabha. Distt. President Ved Mankotia, Mandal President Kuldip Abrol, Somraj Khajuria, Narayan Dutt and several other BJP activists also joined the campaign |
