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Bhim seeks intervene of Governor to stop political blackmailing, horse trading 12/30/2014 10:56:26 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 30: Jammu and Kashmir National Panther Party (JKNP) chief pattern Professor Bhim Singh today seeking intervention of Governor NN Vohra to stop political blackmailing, horse trading by political parties of Jammu and Kashmir. According to press release, Singh said that it was the right time that Governor NN Vohra should act within the meaning and scope of the constitution to stop horse-trading among the political parties in state, which have recorded their roll in December 2014 poll for the Assembly. There is no political party which has won the people mandate evens the manipulation of the EVMs managed by the ruling parties namely BJP and NC has not given mandate to any political party. Therefore, there is an urgent need save the basics of parliamentary democracy in the state. He further said that the political parties of the Valley PDP, NC have elections manifestoes which stand totally opposite to the manifesto of Jammu based political parties particularly the saffron BJP. "BJP has managed through manipulation of EVMs 25 seats in Jammu out of 37. Made fraudulent promises and spreading conflict and hatred to record their win. The BJP's manifesto is totally contradictory to PDP's or NC's", he said and added that the NC and PDP both have stood on the old Dixon Plan by imposing American formula to divide state on communal line. PDP's Self-Rule and NC's Greater Autonomy are two faces of the same coin. There could be no match to propose any coalition of BJP and PDP or PDP, NC or other independent MLAs who has gone to the poll with any abuse to the Constitution of India, Army and challenging the national integration. Singh urged Governor NN Vohra to call off talks with political parties searching for power at the cast of the constitution of rule of law and indulging in horse-trading and corrupt practices so that fresh election may be held in accordance with the judgment of the Supreme Court.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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