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DDC Poll results to decide fate of Jammuites: TMF 12/1/2020 10:47:47 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Dec 1: Leaders of parties of erstwhile J&K state are very confident of people of JKUT mandate in their favour looking at the trends of polling in JKUT itself said Vijay Sharma Chairman TMF in a press release here on Tuesday. The poll campaigning is on the increase from different segments of constituencies in different manner but only one major agenda of loot of resources of Erstwhile J&K state by those who remained at the helm of affairs in the Erstwhile state of J&K. But Sharma raised an open question to all those who have lodged this campaign that what has been their contribution of these leaders of Jammu during their being in power with those who looted the Resources of Jammu and Kashmir and while these were at the helm of affairs. Sharma raised his eyebrows to the fate of Jammuites that he being son of soil has been knowing the trend of winning election set forth with one particular issue and thereafter while in power trend is always visible as in the past. He warned Jammuites of any such forces exploiting each others for the sake of poll results. He made them realize that only right candidate be picked up who carry weight age of his words and not be carried away by slogan Mongering of parties leaders who are all in one. He added that another experimentation is being done by those who are at the helm of affairs in JKUT on the direction of their bosses in the centre after the Abrogation of Article 370&35-A in the Erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir in the name of Vikas which is yet to born in JKUT.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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