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Contrary to the ideological stand of the BJP to work for the integrity and sovereignty of the country, an official press note of the party, based on the statement of Jugal Kishor Sharma, the president of the party's state unit and newly elected MP from Jammu Poonch Lok Sabha seat, reads, "BJP will now allow another communal partition of the country".
The press release issued by the party was based on the reaction of the president of party's state unit on debate in British Parliament over Kashmir wherein, certain members had reportedly rued human rights violation in Kashmir.
The concluding paragraph of the press release read, "The BJP MP asserted that it is not the Kashmiri Muslims whose human rights have been violated; it is the miniscule minority community of Kashmiri Hindus, minority Sikhs and even the patriotic Muslims in the Valley whose human rights have been ruthlessly violated by the Pakistan-sponsored radical forces in the Valley and added that the BJP would have appreciated UK had it taken up the issue of the oppressed, persecuted and hounded out minority communities and held the fanatics in the Valley responsible for the exodus of the minority community from Kashmir. By referring to the human rights of those who have violated the human rights of the minority communities and have been attacking the institution of India state and demanding separation on religious ground, UK has committed a grave wrong and accorded legitimacy to the enemies of peace and humanity, He said, and further added that the BJP will now allow another communal partition of the country. He urged the political establishment in UK to hold itself aloof from Kashmir, which is India's internal affair. He also urged the people of the state to join the BJP to defeat anti-India moves initiated by Kashmiri separatists and their supporters outside the country.
Meanwhile, a spokesman of the party when contacted over the issue expressed his ignorance and refused to comment. |
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