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Anti-India elements setting agenda of coalition as PDP meekly surrenders before separatists
2/23/2018 12:27:23 PM


Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 22: It is an open secret that power hungry BJP ministers have shamelessly submitted before PDP leadership to remain power. The PDP on the other hand has meekly surrendered before Hurriyat Conference, separatists and pro-Pakistan groups to set agenda for the government in J&K. Now the Agenda of Alliance (AoA) the document for running PDP-BJP has thrown into the dustbin and now this regime in running on the dictates of Valley based anti-India elements.
Credible sources in the corridors said that directions have been given to the higher-ups in the government to religiously follow directions of the anti-India elements before formulating policies and programmes of the government.
Sources while quoting some decisions taken by the government said that such steps were taken after directions from the anti-India forces. Sources mentioned towards registration of FIR against the Army especially by name by mentioning Major Aditya Singh main accused in the case. "FIR was registered following directions from some top separatist leaders who wanted to demoralize Army", sources said and consent of Hurriyat leaders were taken before finalizing names of those stone pelters who were released as part amnesty to agitational terrorists.
Similarly top PDP leaders had openly admitted on many occasion that party had got the blessings of the Hurriyat, before forming government with BJP, a decision that was opposed by people cutting across the political divide in the Kashmir Valley.
In the month December 2015, a top PDP leader revealed that PDP had sought approval from the "Hurriyat party", for the government formation with the BJP.
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