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Congress adopts face saving tactics: Bhagat 9/17/2014 11:29:52 PM Jammu, Spet 17: Dalit Sena Chief J&K Romesh Lal Bhagat, today said that statements given by National Congress party leaders at Rajouri-Poonch about the bye election results is nothing but their face saving tactics about their failure in mitigating the woes of the flood hit public. According to press release Bhagat said that the by election reflects the resentment of the people about the work of MLA's who during their tenure have never cared for the people of their constituencies. "The Congress Party labeled as most corrupt one has no moral right to dictate the opinion of the public when they have themselves come to see the people when the floods are receding and just to show their false sympathies with the suffers", he said, adding that they have now decided to see the people in distress after the floods have come down and to cash their account by befooling the people with bye election results that they have just gained a minor step up at few places when the real test is still in store. Bhagat said that the people of J&K are in no way going to forget the ills done to them by Congress and NC and these parties are sure to see the doom's day in coming times. "They can no way befool people by projecting the debacle of BJP in UP, Rajasthan and Gujarat as a matter that they are going to favour them. The people of J&K are badly fed up of the mis-management of Congress and NC that they are going to kick them out at any cost and choose for any other alternative than these", he added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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