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English speaking outsiders create terror among dedicated workers 7/10/2014 12:06:43 AM Early Times Report Jammu, July 9: Although state unit of BJP has set a target of winning 44 plus seats in the coming Assembly elections of J&K, chaos and confusion has gripped this party because there is no control on working these days. On the one hand, party has taken back six out of seven MLAs expelled from the BJP on the charges of cross voting, uncertainty has gripped most of leaders because not even a single leader is confirmed of getting mandates. Credible sources in the BJP said that outsiders, who have not taken even a primary membership of the party, are more confident of getting BJP mandate while as those who have been associated with the party since decades are not sure of getting tickets. Not even a single leader is taking initiative for strengthening the party and majority of the leaders are more concerned about their own mandates. Credible sources said that a number of potential leaders from other parties have contacted local BJP leadership but none of the leader has shown any encouragement to enrol such potential leaders in the party. Most of the senior leaders are worried about their own mandates. Interestingly none of the party leader is working in field because there is uncertainty of getting mandate so they preferred to enjoy holidays with their families. Instead of going in the field, a majority of BJP leaders are these days visiting Delhi and other parts of the country to revive their old contacts in Sangh Parivar. BJP leaders have realized that in the Lok Sabha elections mandates were given to those who were not in the field and same yardstick would be adopted in the Assembly elections also. Some English speaking "outsiders" have also created terror among hardcore BJP leaders who have their RSS backing because these dedicated BJP leaders are "poor" in English. They are gripped with fear that if English was adopted as yardstick to give mandates, then their chances of getting tickets are very remote.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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