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JKNP demands union government to resolve J&K political problem peacefully 9/29/2013 10:45:15 PM EARLY TIMES REPORT Jammu, Sept 29 : Jammu and Kashmir National Party (JKNP) today demanded from Union government to resolve Jammu and Kashmir problem peacefully. According to press release, JKNP president Dr. Randeep Singh Parihar said that Jammu problem was a political problem and needed peaceful political solution. "Now it is the moral duty of Union government to recognize the problem of J&K and peacefully resolved", he said. Dr. Parihar further demanded from union government to setup a military academy in the name of General Zorawar Singh, renaming radio Kashmir Jammu as radio Jammu, SKUAST Jammu as Baba Jitto agricultural university Jammu, creation of five new districts and 20 new Tehsils in Jammu, creation of 60 assembly and 5 Lok Sabha seats for Jammu. Sanjeev Ramnagria, Youginder Zutsi, Ashwani Bhadwal, Ravi Sharma,Karn Singh Langeh, Sanjay Bhan and Sundeep Singh Parihar also spoke on the occasion.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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