Sandeep Bhat
Early Tmes Report
Jammu, Dec 6: Minister of agriculture and MLA Tangmarg and former founder member of PDP Ghulam Hassan Mir may support BJP in state in forming government in state after elections if party's mission 44 plus goes well or falls short of it.
Some even predict his entry into BJP. The sources further revealed that recent statement of Prime Minister Modi on Hindu Chief Minister is also an indicator of projecting non Hindu chief minister in the state if party gets chance in formation of next government in the state.
Ghulam Hassan Mir who is known for his honesty and dedication and integrity, as per sources has met BJP top leadership in New Delhi and the process of talks has started and several rounds have been held so far.
His close associates have also met party leadership in Delhi and supporting BJP or joining it may happen after elections any time, as per credible sources. He may be projected as Chief Minister of the state after joining BJP and also other big leaders of valley are ready to support the saffron brigade.
It is pertinent to mention here, that many faces have already joined BJP and have been given mandate also including Choudary Lal Singh, Choudhary Talib, Abdul Gani Kohli, Thakur Puran Singh and many others like Hina Bhat, Darakshan Andrabi, former IG Farooq Khan, etc. Sajad Lone who has met the Prime Minister and is also ready to support Modi in near future.
Even MLA Langate Engineer Rashid has also said in a statement that if Modi will try to resolve Kashmir problem, he is ready to support him. There are many sources and information that hakim yasin and mohd yusuf Tarigami also may support BJP in case it fell short of majority.
The prime minister who is going to address a rally in Srinagar on 8 December is supposed to be the mammoth rally where flood victims and supporters will participate. Whether BJP will be successful in mission 44 or it will fell well short, or whether Mir will support BJP, only time will tell .when this correspondent tried to contact Mir, for his comments, despite several attempts, he could not be contacted. |
