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Vote Congress for stability: Vikram Malhotra 11/19/2014 11:11:56 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 19: Appealing the electorates to defeat the communal forces in the upcoming elections, Congress candidate from Jammu East, Vikram Malhotra today said that it is only the Congress party which wants to keep the unity and brotherhood in the State as well as in the country intact. He added, only Congress can give a stable government in the State, whether independently or otherwise. Malhotra was addressing election meetings in the localities of ward-15, Peer Mitha, Jullaka Mohalla and Kalli Janni, here today. Seeking people's mandate in his favour, the state Congress general secretary said that only Congress government in the State can defeat the evil designs of saffron and green parties and provide the citizens with a good governance. Malhotra further stated that if people want a new paradigm of development and governance in the state which is accompanied by all-round and equitable development, efficiency, transparency and people-friendly image, they will vote for Congress. Hundreds of party workers were present on the occasion who shouted slogans in favour of Congress party and Vikram Malhotra. Addressing the party workers Malhotra said that his main objective was development and imbibing among the people of Jammu East a feeling of unity irrespective of race, religion or caste. He said that he was working actively in Jammu East constituency for the last four years and have spent Rs 4.5 crore on development in all the 11 wards of the constituency, which includes repairs and construction of lanes and drains, tiling work of lanes, building community centres, to establish electric transformers as per the need of the area, to improve water supply schemes of PHE and to improve the basic infra structure of the schools for better future of students. On the occasion he also inaugurated an election office at Peer Mitha.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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