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| BJP seeks dismissal of coalition government | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Feb 9
Demanding equitable treatment with all the regions of the state, BJP president today urged the Governor to dismiss the coalition government of the state forthwith and hold fresh elections of the state under Governor's rule.
While addressing in a press conference here on Saturday, BJP state president Ashok Khajuria said that BJP is demanding governor's rule in the state because the coalition government has failed to fulfill the needs of the common masses of the state, adding that BJP seeking dismissal of the coalition government and demanding fresh elections of the state under governor's rule.
Accusing the government for pro-militant and pro- fundamentalist policies, Khajuria said that both State as well as UPA government always appeasing radical forces who openly flaunting their support to Pakistan.
Criticizing those demanding self-rule, demilitarization and separate currency, BJP president said that such forces have become a threat to national security and to country's secular and democratic ethos.
He further said that coalition government is guilty of murdering democracy by not allowing opposition to discuss the public related issues in the legislature and by denying it the opportunity to express their concern over the menace of corruption in the state.
Slamming the coalition government for its anti-Jammu and anti-Ladakh policies, he said that implementation of Wazir commission report, which has recommended three additional districts for Jammu province and one for Kashmir but the congress led coalition government created four districts each in Kashmir and Jammu.
The BJP president also urges the people to realize the gravity of the situation and join the hands of the BJP.
Earlier, Vijay Kumar, Sanjay Kumar and Subash Chander Gupta of ward No.4 have joined the Bharatiya Janta Party in presence of its state president Ashok Khajuria, who on the occasion nominated Sanjay Gupta as in charge ward no 4. |
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