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India has decides to rest BJP,Congress in 2014 Polls: Bhim Singh 4/16/2014 11:37:13 PM Jammu, Apr 16 : National Panther Party, chief Prof Bhim Singh today said that India has decided to rest BJP and Congress party in 2009 polls and regional parities shall take up national command. Addressing the Press Conference on the eve of Poll Day in Udhampur and several other parliamentary constituencies, Prof. Bhim Singh himself a candidate from Udhampur Parliamentary constituency hailed the stand taken by Jayalalitha and Mamata Banerjee Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu and West Bengal respectively that a non Congress, non BJP government shall be formed at the centre by the regional parties which represent the true aspirations of the people from every corner of India. Prof. Bhim Singh said that the Poll trends so far held have revealed the trend that both the Congress and the BJP have entered anti-climax and neither of them shall be imposition to gain majority even with the support of their respective groups. Neither Narendra Modi nor Rahul Gandhi shall get the opportunity to lead the national government. "It is the grand opportunity for the electorates of Jammu and Kashmir to reject both Congress and BJP or their alliance partners in J&K so that the corrupt, communal, and criminal elements are eliminated from J&K politics", he said, adding that NPP is the only nationalist, secular opposition party in J&K fighting BJP, National Conference and Congress in the state. "It shall welcome the grand alliance of the regional parties from Kashmir to Kanyakumari", he added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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