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Hurriyat should change its name to Hartal Conference: Ravinder Raina
7/10/2018 10:40:38 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, July 10: Terming Hurriyat as Hartal Conference, the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) state president said that the amalgam should change its name as the separatists are stoking trouble in the state.
"Hurriyat leaders are trying to add fuel to the situation of the valley to gain monetary benefits from Pakistan," said BJP state president Ravinder Raina.
He said, "Hurriyat should change their name as "Hartal Conference instead of Hurriyat Conference." "I must say that Hurriyat leaders are completely irrelevant now and the people of Kashmir, by defying the strike calls, have proved it," the BJP leader claimed and added that people have no interest in the "politics being played by Hurriyat leaders." "Why are Huriyat leaders forcing poor lot to join jihad in Kashmir? Why don't their own sons do it? People should understand that they are sending their children abroad and here in Kashmir they prepare poor people to join jihad," Raina alleged.
Claiming that his party was not indulging in any horse trading, Raina maintained that BJP is not against dissolution of Assembly and that party will follow the final decision of Governor.
"The rumors of horse trading by BJP are totally wrong. We are not in any process of government formation. Neither any MLA has contacted us, nor has BJP approached anyone for the government formation. At this point of time our main focus is to restore normalcy in the state," said Raina.
He however was quick to add that decision about formation of government will only be taken if the party feels that the normalcy in the state especially in the Kashmir valley has been restored.
When asked about vice-president National Conference Omar Abdullah's demand for dissolution of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Raina said that putting Assembly under suspended animation or dissolution of Assembly is the prerogative of Governor and that BJP won't oppose any decision of governor "Let Governor Sahab take final call. Whatever he will decide we are with it," Raina maintained.
Speaking about the speculations about the BJP trying to form the government in the state again with rebel PDP MLAs, Abdullah had said that he would go by senior BJP leader Ram Madhav's tweet wherein he denied the reports.
Meanwhile, Raina who had rejected the government's amnesty to stone throwers, further told that BJP wants complete end of what he called "Pakistan sponsored stone pelting in the Kashmir valley,". "Pakistan is sponsoring stone pelting in the Kashmir valley but we won't tolerate it and will deal with it strongly," BJP leader maintained.
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