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JKNPP demands 5 marla plots for border dwellers
5/24/2018 10:09:44 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, May 24: Expressing immense shock over the loss of property and life caused by the persistent heavy mortar shelling by Pakistan, activists of Panther party today staged a protest demonstration.
The demonstration was spearheaded by Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and Yash Paul Kundal State President Young Panthers at Exhibition Ground Jammu today.
While torching the effigy of the BJP, the angry protestors slammed the Central as well as the State government for their despicable apathy and gross failure to provide 5 Marla plots at safer zones to the border residents of Jammu region as promised by both the governments.
Harsh Dev Singh while addressing the media condemned Pakistan for pounding the forward villages all along the IB with heavy shelling and firing which had thrown the life of the people out of gear. He said that the border residents were living in horrifying atmosphere and the BJP partnered State government had paid no heed to their plight and miseries as of now. He pointed out that the children, women and aged were the worst sufferers of the Pak misadventure who were looking at the administration for an immediate relief and rehabilitation to safer zones. He regretted that severe lack of ambulance and allied health services besides defunct Primary Health Centers in the forward hamlets had led to deaths of the injured people which otherwise could have been prevented by timely intervention. He added that several human lives and livestock had perished during incessant firing and shelling besides heavy damage had been caused to the houses and crops of the local residents.
Deeply anguished over the miserable plight of the border dwellers all along the IB in Jammu region, Singh expressed his resentment against both the Central and State governments for doling promises and assurances to the border residents time and again for their relief and rehabilitation but nothing tangible had been delivered so far.
Yash Paul Kundal raising voice in conformity with the genuine demands of the people living along the IB demanded provision of reservation besides other benefits and privileges for the border dwellers at par with the residents of ALC pertaining to government jobs etc. He regretted that the tall pronouncement of the BJP for conducting Special Recruitment Drive had proven to be mere rhetoric. He demanded that the local youth residing in border areas should be absorbed under Special Recruitment drive for Police, Armed and Paramilitary forces without any delay.
Prominent among those who spoke on the occasion included Rajesh Padgotra, Manju Singh, Kesar Parveen, Sham Gorkha, Gagan Partap Singh, Shanker Singh Chib, K.K Sharma, Khajoor Singh, Nirmal Kishore, Rajesh Gondhi, Rashpaul Singh, Partap Singh, Mohinder Singh, Udhayveer Singh, Sansar Chand, Ashok Chouhan, Rakesh Verma, Sunny Singh, Rahul Singh besides others.
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