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| Arrest Bhim Singh, says Congress women’s wing | | | Jammu, August 07
Women workers of ruling Congress party, demanding the arrest of Panthers party supremo Bhim Singh, today made an abortive bid to enter the office of Divisional Commissioner (DC) Jammu. The protesters were alleging that Bhim Singh is using the innocent migrant females to built the vote bank for his party.
Led by various women corporators, hundreds of women Congress workers assembled in front of the office of DC Jammu raising slogans against Panthers party and its supremo Bhim Singh.
They were demanding that Bhim Singh should either withdraw his statements, which he had given in connection with migrant women belonging to Talwara, should come up with a public apology or otherwise he should be arrested.
Bhim Singh, it is pertinent to mention here, had stated that migrant women settled at migrant camp Talwara, are selling themselves to sustain their families. He has said that despite the ruling of Supreme Court of India to treat Talwara and other Jammu district border migtants at par with Kashmiri migrants, the state government is not doing anything as a result of which the women of this camp are forced to sell themselves.
Agitated over this statement, Congress workers said that Bhim Singh is using these migrant women to gain political mileage.
"No women can do such things as Bhim Singh is saying.Its a matter of prestigious for every women and no one can sell herself."said a women leader, Nirmala.
Earlier various leaders of diffrent political parties, including Anan Sharma of Shiv Sena ,Kuldeep Sharma Of Shakti Dal ,Udhay chand of Duggar pradesh and many other prominent leaders have also alleged that Mr.Bhim Singh is using Talwara Migrants for his own political gains.
Mrs. Namrita a congress legislator said that Mr Bhim singh is playing Dirty politics with The migrants of Talwara to ascertain his own dirty political gains.These political workers were stopped by police to enter the DC office.The congress workers kept on shouting slogans outside the DC Office demanding his arrest
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