 Early Times Report
MANWAL, Apr 8: Urging upon the people to gird up their loins for a decisive battle against the gross betrayals and failures of the present dispensation on varied issues, Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and former Minister said the public could no longer be duped and cajoled by the false assurances, fake promises and empty sloganeering.
He said the BJP leadership having utterly failed to redeem any of its pre poll promises with its electorates having further been cheated on a host of other issues by the said party, the disappointment of masses had reached its zenith with social, political organizations and civil society having virtually raised a banner of revolt. He was addressing a public meeting in Kathar, Manwal today bordering Udhampur and Jammu districts.
Speaking on the occasion, Harsh Dev Singh said that besides its jiggery pokery over the issue of Rohingya deportation, the BJP had failed to get the much publicized Rasana case transferred to CBI despite its own Ministers having made public commitments in this regard. He said that failure to get the minutes of meeting related to Tribal affairs and settlement of nomads withdrawn, the BJP Ministers had proved that their role was merely of pawns in the game of chess. They had failed to realized that they were being used by the Kashmir centric forces in furtherance of their idea of Greater Kashmir, remarked Harsh.
Stressing the unity of various pro-Jammu forces, Singh said that time was fast running out with Jammu losing economically and politically with each passing day. The very identity of Dogra was under threat in view of serious developments that had taken place in the past, he added.
Appealing the people to support their own local party, Harsh Dev Singh said that the people across the country were once again looking towards regional parties in view of their commitment to local issues. He said that JKNPP having proved its mettle in the Assembly as well as outside and having proved its secular credentials deserved full support of the people of Jammu region. |
