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BJP Displaced units holds meeting 1/16/2015 9:56:57 PM Early Times Report jammu, Jan 16: Bhartiya Janta Party Displaced Kashmiri Unit organized a meeting to discuss various issues. According to press release, in the meeting a unanimous consensus was reached at the leadership assured the members that they would not rest on their oars till the issues are settled and if need be would not hesitate in crossing the boundaries of unnecessarily created hurdles by the outgoing political dispensation. Later addressing the members TN Bhat said, "The Kashmiri Pandit Community is going through a very crucial phase at this moment in exile and it is our paramount duty to consolidate rank and file of the community when every attempt is being made to destabilize the socio political and economic interests of the KP Community and also stressed upon the administration that it is not the deferment of the interviews that we have requested for but conducting of interviews at Jammu keeping in view the huge financial burden being thrusted upon the already economically shattered Displaced Community.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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