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Voted to power, BJP to lead J&K in all spheres: Sidhu 12/18/2014 12:07:26 AM Early Times Report Kathua, Dec 17: Bharatiya Janta Party's government would lead Jammu and Kashmir State 50 years ahead if BJP voted to power, Navjot Singh Sidhu confidently ensured the mammoth rally at Barwal falling under Kathua constituency. During his second rally in Kathua, Sidhu guardedly launched an attack on National Conference (NC) and People Democratic Party (PDP) to loot the denizens and give stone to the hands of innocent youths where their own children had been sent to foreign for education. "They (the political parties) decide to loot the state in turn and superficially allege on each other before public, he said while targeting the political rivals. In his satirically attacks for which he is known, Sidhu said that Bhujan Samaj Party (BSP) Mayawati , supermo of BSP has habit to mark its presence only and despite BSP has no place in J&K BSP is claiming a mass support. Sidhu while seeking vote for Rajeev Singh Jasrotia, BJP candidate for Kathua constituency today appealed the voters not to waste their vote as opportunity would come after six year. Quipping over Congress, Sidhu said that the first Prime Minister of India Pt Nehru who flew some pigeons as a symbol of peace after declaration of Independence are yet to reach in J&K. He alleged on present chief minister Omar Abdullah to neglect sufferings of the people and himself is living in lavish luxury life. Sidhu appealed the voters to cast vote in favor of BJP candidate for the development, employment, redress of basic amenities, tourism and installation of developmental projects on the pattern of Gujarat where people lived happily. Avinash Khanna, Incharge BJP J&K, Anju Bala, MP Utter Pardesh and many other BJP leaders from Himachal Pardesh and Punjab reached the venue to seek votes for Rajeev Jasrotia.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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