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| Panthers Party optimistic on winning 30 Assembly seats in next election | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu, July 27
The Panthers Party has decided to intensify its mass contact programme as part of its
strategy to extend its area of influence among the
electorate in the Jammu region.
According to the leader of the Panthers Party in the
state legislature,Harsh Dev Singh,"we plan to
strengthen the party's base not only in the
constituencies that fall on the outskirts of the Jammu
city but in Kathua,Poonch,Rajouri,Udhampur and Ramban
districts."
Harsh Dev Singh said today "our aim is to win between
25 to 30 seats in the Assembly in the next year's
poll."Asked for the reason for his optimism on winning
about 30 seats in the Assembly Harsh Dev Singh said
"people have tried several parties.They have voted for
the Congress,the PDP and the National Conference.And
people have felt disillusioned with all of them and
have started appreciating the Panthers Party's
policies and its role in highlighting peoples'
problems even while supporting the coalition
Government or even being part of it."
He said from tomorrow the party leaders would start
the mass contact programme in Kathua district."I shall
spend the whole day tomorrow touring various Assembly
constituencies in Kathua district."He said this would
be followed by mass contact programmes in
Marh,Suchetgrah,R.S.Pora,Vijaypur,Domana Nagrota and
Bishan constituencies.
He claimed that "we have a fighting chance in Poonch
and Rajouri districts,"adding that the Panthers Party
has performed well in Udhampur and Ramban
districts."We will carry this message from his
Ramnagar constituency to other areas in the region."
In reply to a question Harsh Dev Singh said that "our
doors are open for forming an alliance with
like-minded and secular organisations.We
will,however,approach anyone.If some party is
interested in forging some alliance or electoral
understanding let it come forward and then we can take
a decision.Till date we have decided to go alone and
field party candidates in 45 constituencies in the
state,including the Kashmir valley."(KIP)
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