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Desperate ultras playing with students' career, stooping low: Raman Suri Posters against taking exams 10/20/2019 9:22:31 PM EarlyTimes Report JAMMU, Oct 20: Describing ultras operative in Kashmir as enemies of peace, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State Executive Member Raman Suri today said that Hizbul posters warning students from taking exams is nothing but an act of frustration. These people, he said, are playing with children's career and are enemies of students, of the people of Kashmir and of peace. They are now stooping this low that they want to hit the education system. Earlier also such people had burnt schools and pushed children towards stone pelting and never encouraged them to make a career in academics or sports. Raman Suri added that several people, who can afford, have made their children pursue quality education in various parts of India. This should be an eye opener for those who do not resist such boycott calls. The government machinery and the security agencies are with the people, especially students. The education system intends to provide them with good education at their doorsteps, which is why good schools are functional in Kashmir. Not bowing to such tactics, students must take their exams to give a befitting reply to such anti-national and anti-social elements. Militancy, he asserted, is on its last legs and such tactics are going to be a passée. Raman Suri said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Minister of State in PMO Dr Jitendra Singh besides other Cabinet Ministers are working towards making Jammu and Kashmir a progressive and self-sufficient state, for which programmes and policies stand drawn. Such cheap and hollow slogans threatening commoners is not going to yield any result but finish ultras in next few months. He asked people to trust the government, which will make them part of development and usher a new era of peace and prosperity.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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