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PYC flays BJP for politicizing army's action 10/18/2016 10:43:25 PM Early Times Report Suchetgarh, Oct 18: Lauding the Army for giving a betting reply to Pakistan after Uri terror attack, Pradesh Youth Congress (PYC) today said that entire nation is standing like a rock behind the defence forces to teach a lesson to those who are spreading terror on the Indian soil. Addressing a meeting border residents of village of Suchetgarh on the International Border (IB), President of the PYC, Pranav Shagotra today said that Congress has supported the Army for conducting surgical strikes on terror launching pads in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). He, however, regretted that BJP has brazenly been indulged into reaping political benefit of such actions of the Army. He said that instead of giving credit to the Army for its valiant action, there is a mad race among BJP leaders to politicize this security issue. The Program was organised by Rocky Choudhary LYC Gen.Secretary and Nimrandeep Singh AYC President. Shagotra pointing towards statement of Defence Minister, Manohar Parrikar, who on Monday gave the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh - the parent organisation of the BJP - credit for the surgical strikes, said that it is highly provocative and irresponsible statement. Defence Minister's statement is nothing but a desperate attempt to reap electoral dividends from the action of the Army. He said that the Army operation is being played up in view of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. He said that Congress stood behind the Government in national interest but the issue is being politicised now. "I think for a change we should give full credit to the armed forces and all responsible office holders should abstain from picking such political lines," Shagotra said. Pointing towards problems being faced by the border inhabitants, PYC president emphasized on the need of formulating a comprehensive policy to deal with all such issues., He demanded that five marla plots must be given to the border residents at safer places so that they can move to such places at the time of hostility on the border. He also demanded financial assistance to the displaced border to the tune of Rs10,000 per family so that these families could meet their requirements. He also demanded special recruitment drive in the border belt.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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