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| JKNPP criticizes BJP for playing on PDP tunes | | |  Early Times Report
Basohli, Apr 1: Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) chairman Harshdev Singh has cautioned the ruling alliance to refrain from implementing the new surrendered policy for millitants in the overall interests of the state and nation.
He said that payment of Rs. 6 lacs into the fixed deposit a/c of surrendered militant with a cash dole of Rs. 4000 per month alongwith cost of the arms and ammunition was an obhorrable proposition that needed to be kept in abeyance. It could have a dampening effect upon the morales of our security forces besides hurting the national sentiment and fuelling militancy in the state, said Harsh. He was speaking in various public meetings in Dhanna village of Basholi constituency and Kootah village of Hiranagar constituency today.
Addressing huge gatherings, Harsh Dev accused the ruling BJP-PDP alliance of reviving militancy in the state and infusing a new life into the otherwise sagging and dormant separatist movement through its appeasement polices. "The unprecedented move of withdrawal of FIRs against 9000 stone pelters, jobs and compensation for the NOKs of deceased stone pelters, vocation of lands from Army, FIRs against Armed forces besides amnesty for those preaching secession and indulging in hate India campaign had emboldened the separatists and other anti-nationals thus resulting in further deterioration of law and order in the state". He said that glorification of stone pelters and militants including dreaded terrorist like Burhan Wani had turned them into youth icons.
Making a particular mention of Dukhtaran-e-Milat Chief, Singh reminisced that her name had been mentioned by a govt deptt amongst the 'women achievers' which had shocked the nation. He regretted that while the PDP was pursuing its avowed agenda and a policy of pampering separatists, the BJP was shamelessly acting as a petty accomplice with it deliriously unmindful of its pre-election jingoistic rhetoric.
Prominent among those who spoke on the occasion included Gagan Pratap Singh, Robin Sharma, Balbir Singh, Ramesh Gupta, Jagdish Raj, Baldev Singh, Parshotam Parihar, Manoj Gupta, Jagdev Singh besides others. |
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