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Sham Lal criticizes BJP for changing tunes 12/7/2014 11:19:11 PM Jammu, Dec 7: Addressing several election meetings and contacted voters of Kandi belt of Akhnoor constituency in Sumah and Ghai, Sham Lal Sharma, Senior Congress leader, Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control has cautioned the Jammu people to be vigilant from the sinister political hidden agenda BJP, whom he accused first hijacked Hurriyat Conference and NC agendas and now stand exposed while appealing Separatists leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani to joint mainstream, politically mean to extend them publicly the support and vote to fulfill dream of grabbing power in J&K State. Sharma said "Why BJP Hear is beating for Syed Geelani?" whose six decades political agenda was to follow and demand Azadi at the instance of their political mentor Pakistan, hardly spare any opportunity to miss his anti Indian outbursts using best of the adjectives to defame India and our valiant Security Forces, but intriguedly give uncalled political importance by BJP leadership. Sharma questioning political morality of BJP said, their leadership such public stands has raised doubts and suspicion in the minds of both Kashmir masses participating I democratic process ignored Separatist's call for poll boycott and in particular Jammu people who apprehends that BJP led Central government may to any extent to compromise and bargain their interests to appease the Separatists under the garb of searching solution to K-Issues. He forewarned Jammu masses that since BJP has been exposed and their hidden agenda too known to them; should vote Congress to represent them in any political situation as BJP leadership in lieu of Separatists support would hold direct talks with them wherein Jammu to be kept away from any such process, to offer Kashmiris what guns, reign of terror failed to get so far.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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