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| Election result vindicates our demand of separate statehood : DPP | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 26 : Duggar Pradesh Party (DPP) said that the recent results of Legislative Assembly elections vindicated our demand of separate statehood to Jammu region, Kashmir region and union territory status to Ladakh region as we are culturally, lingually, geographically and politically totally different from each other and have different political and developmental aspiration of all the three regions.
According to press release, President of the DPP, Uday Chand said the people are wise enough and has voted BJP to form Government in Duggar Pradesh only (Jammu Region) with 25 seats out of 37 and PDP to form Government in Kashmir State with 28 seats out of 46 and Ladakh can be declared as union territory as they are demanding since long.
The legislatures elected on congress, National conference, PDP can play therole of opposition in Jammu and vice versa.
Uday Chand further said said the people has voted a hung assembly in the state and all these four political parties, BJP, Congress, NC and PDP has badly accused each other, spent crores of rupees in campaigning and confusing the people with various slogans and in this way the electorates has not given any one a mandate to form Government and if any one joins the coalition to rule, is totally unethical.
Uday Chand said none others but Prime Minister, Mr Modi, himself said in various public meetings in the state that politics of father and son (NC) and father and daughter (PDP) has looted the state and he strongly appealed to the people at various occasions to defeat them. More over the mission 44 + of Modi is totally rejected by the voters of Kashmir & Ladakh region and the seats 25 given by the people of Jammu region to BJP is purely for duggar cause which does not suits Kashmir politics. |
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