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Ex Min Dr Manohar criticizes 'anti Dalit' attitude of Modi led BJP regime 4/28/2016 11:26:16 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 28: Senior Congress leader, former minister and General Secretary Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) Dr Manohar Lal Sharma accused BJP government for deliberately ignoring Dalit representation in power sharing in the constitutional institutions at both center and state governments. Dr Sharma criticized the shedding of crocodile tears by Mr Modi and its leadership on dalit affairs and its utmost try to show them their great sympathizers only in saying not in action. Modi led government is always trying to befool the nation by not missing any occasion in the name of Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar Bharat Rattan. "But in reality he (Mr ModI) is not prepare to give proper representation in power and decision making body to any of Dalit leader even after the completion of two years in government, he said. Dr Sharma said whereas the Congress government whether it was in states or in center not only give due representation to the Dalit community leaders but also give important positions in the government which shows that congress believe on equal power sharing in democracy but the BJP regime has failed to give any representation to the Dailt at centre and state regime. Congress leader Dr Sharma further said Mr Modi is aptly fit to old saying "Jo Garajte Hain woh Baraste Nahin" and many other things which had spoken by him in Loud and clear style but there is nothing in actual seen on ground even after completion of two years is this was Gujrat's Modi Model?   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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