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Camping at Kashmir, Sangh Parivar leadership asked to focus on Gujjar-Bakerwals, Paharis
9/6/2019 10:54:07 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 6: Camping at Srinagar for the last two days, top leadership of Sangh Parivar including BJP top brass will submit report to the high command about prevailing situation in the Valley. The state top brass will suggest the high-command about the steps to be taken in the coming days.
Credible sources revealed that it was on the directions of the central leadership that top BJP and Sangh Parivar leaders have gone to Kashmir Valley to assess the ground situation. During the last one month it is second visit of top Sangh Parivar leaders to Kashmir Valley. Earlier top Sangh Parivar leaders spent some days at Srinagar but their visit was not noticed by the media. This time state BJP leaders are accompanying them to their visit was exposed before the media.
Credible sources said that Sangh Parivar top brass will hold interaction with the residents of Kashmir Valley who are going to be benefitted after abrogation of Article 370 and aim of their visit was to convince this section of the society to come forward to expose those who are opposing abrogation of Article 370.
Credible sources said that Sangh Parivar leadership including BJP has been directed by the high-command to focus on Gujjar Bakerwals and Pahari speaking people of Kashmir Valley who are going to be benefitted by abrogation of Article 370. While as BJP has fulfilled much pending demand of the Pahari speaking people by granting them reservation, Gujjars and Bakerwals would be the biggest beneficiaries of the scrapping of Article 370 because they are going to get political reservation.
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