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BJP rule would go down as darkest chapter in Jammu's history: Harsh 6/20/2018 11:14:05 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 20: By compromising over all its professed promises as well as Jammu based issues for the crumbs of power in the last three and a half years, the BJP has pulled out from the coalition as a face saving exercise in the wake of forthcoming 2019 General Elections. The Saffron party which is well aware of the fact that it has miserably lost ground in its core constituency has taken the decision to cover its acts of betrayals, deceit and subterfuge. BJP has inflicted multiple dents upon Dogra pride which would require herculean efforts to straighten the same, said Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and former Minister. He was addressing a press conference in Jammu today after the collapse of the sinister alliance of BJP-PDP in the State. Having virtually enticed the gullible masses by their seductive slogans during parliamentary and Assembly Elections, and having manoeuvred their votes through false narrative, the BJP stood fully exposed during its tenure, said Harsh. He said that all the tall talk of good governance, corruption free system, "Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas, "Achhe Din" besides other captivating slogans of roly poly, loud mouthed, over weight BJP leaders had proved a hoax with people seething with anger against their gross betrayals. "The surrenders of BJP would shock the progeny. Its rule would go down the generations as the darkest chapter in Jammu's history. And surrender though unforgettable may still fade a bit in our minds and hearts but hurting our ego and self pride is a memory that would refuse to die down", rued Harsh. "Our honour and self respect has been our only treasure. Our people made sacrifices for the nation and the State. The Dogra rulers not only created the State but proved themselves as embodiment of selfless rule. Our warriors scripted sagas of valour in the chequered history of the State.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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