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BSP organizes workers meeting 9/19/2014 11:51:38 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Sept 19 : Bahujan Samaj Party today organized a workers meeting of Block Bajalta of Ram Nagar Vidhan Sabha at Manwal under the Chairmanship of Prof Sukham Chand District President and candidate Ram Nagar Constituency. Narinder Kashyap MP Rajya Sabha & National General Secretary Bahujan Samaj Party was the chief guest while Gurnam Singh, Coordinator Bahujan Samaj Party Jammu & Kashmir, Tulsi Das Langeh State President Bahujan Samaj Party and Rattan Kumar Bhagat was the guest of honour. Kashyap while addressing the workers expressed serious concern over the flash floods that wreak havoc in Jammu & Kashmir, wherein about 300 people have been killed, thousands of cattle and animals have been perished besides heavy loss of property of people, lot of houses either have been collapsed or damaged but the State Government and Central Government could not provide them compensation/relief so far. Bahujan Samaj Party leader further said that Army, Air Force and Para Military Forces have played their role where in continuing rescue operations in Kashmir valley and saved Lakhs of human lives and appreciated their role played for saving the precious lives.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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