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EARLY TIMES REPORT
BANI, Dec 12: PDP and BJP are two divisive political forces in the state with different colours but same agenda, said Devender Singh Rana, Political Advisor to the Chief Minister while addressing party workers meeting at Bani here today."The designs of the PDP and BJP are very similar though they like to camouflage them in the garb of different political colours", he said adding that people of Jammu and Kashmir have repeatedly given their verdict rejecting these divisive forces whether it was in 2008 assembly elections or 2009 parliamentary elections or the recently held Legislative Council elections.
Rana predicted that 2014 will mark a historic victory of the secular forces and cast a burial note for the communal divisive political forces. He said BJP has already disintegrated under the weight of its own internal disenssion, PDP is cracking under the crisis of faith in the leadership and shall disintegrate much before 2014 elections.
Political Advisor said Omar Abdullah led coalition government is committed to make J&K a power surplus state and has initiated various power projects which include 93 Mega Watts Ganderbal, 450 MW Baglihar Stage-II, 37.5 Mega Watts Parnai, 1856 MW Sawalakote, 240 MW Karthai, 250 MW Lower Parnai and 990 MW Karthai-II, 600 MW Kiru, 520 MW Kawar and 1000 MW Pakal Dul and 850 MW Rattle project and other projects which are under various stages of their execution.
"The PDP leadership are today crying hoarse but during their three year tenure they did not initiate even a single power project which could have helped today to improve the power scenario in the state", Rana said adding that the Rs. 3900 crore grant which was received by the PDP as power reform grant from 2002 2005 was swindled away for cheap political gimmicks rather than initiating power reforms to strengthen transmission and distribution system in the state.
Others who addressed the meeting included former Deputy Speaker Gh. Haider Malik, MLA Poonch Aijaz Jan and Sajjad Shaheen. |
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