| Bhim writes to PM, seeks Omar's dismissal | | `Shopian youth were killed on instructions of CM' | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 13: The National Panthers Party Patron Professor Bhim Singh has sought dismissal of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. In a letter addressed to the Prime Minister, Bhim said he (Omar ) poses a security threat to the state.
While condemning Shopian killings, Singh said that investigations have shown that the innocent students driving on their motorcycle were shot dead on the instructions of the Chief Minister. "The Chief Minister wanted to convince Delhi that he can afford to use guns against his own people to protect the interest of Zubin Mehta's concert on the banks of Dal Lake." The Panthers Party leader has demanded a judicial inquiry into the killing of four youth into the incident. He also condemned the killing of Rafiq Rather. "The Omar government wanted to establish his authority by killing Kashmiri people and prove the supremacy of his administration by killing people on the streets.
He also accused the Omar administration for adding to confusion, chaos, lawlessness, anarchy and uncertainty in the State. He said that the Congress is equally responsible for the mess and anarchy in the State because the Omar government has been running on the crutches of the Congress in full view of the entire world. He has given a call to the youth and the students to stand together to oppose, expose and finally depose the present corrupt, communal, anti-national and anti-people government in Jammu and Kashmir. |
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