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Serving commoners will be dream job if voted to power: Reen 12/12/2014 11:50:58 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 12: Reiterating his promise to develop the Gandhi Nagar constituency on the pattern of modern cities with all civic amenities, PDP’s contesting candidate Sardar Amrik Singh Reen today said that serving commoners will be his dream job if he is voted to power. While addressing meetings and conducting door-to-door canvassing in Greater Jammu, Channi Rama, Channi Himmat, Satwari, Langer and Kunjawani, Reen said that PDP is the only viable alternative to this anarchy prevailing in the state and can give people a stable, transparent and able administration. Youth are disillusioned, aged and pensioners are being harassed in the name of verification and a willful campaign has been launched against honest and dedicated officers by incumbent government. Urging people to vote for PDP, Reen said that the party has already made its place in the hearts of people and now it intends to come up to their expectations after forthcoming assembly elections. The three years of rule of PDP from 2002 to 2005 was no doubt a ‘Golden Era’ but that time was not sufficient enough to implement all the desired and ambitious projects for the welfare of state. Another term for PDP, he said is must to carry forward all those development projects which stand abandoned or slowed down by this government. Reen launched scathing attack on the ruling coalition for playing with the future of educated youth of the state by launching certain useless policies which he said; Chief Minister Omar Abdullah repealed fearing defeat when elections were nearer.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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