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Slathia slams BJP for exploiting sentiments of Jammuites
7/29/2018 10:42:43 PM
Early Times Report
VIJAYPUR, July 29: Former minister and National Conference State Secretary Surjeet Singh Slathia on Sunday slammed the BJP for pursuing polarizing politics and exploiting the sentiments of Jammuites by raising hollow slogans.
"The three years of the BJP partnered rule exposed the party, which pursued self-centric agenda and let down the people on every front," Slathia said while addressing a public meeting at village Smailpur Bari Brahmana in Vijaypur Assembly Constituency this afternoon.
He said the BJP gave Jammu nothing except reactionary and hate politics which eventually took toll of governance. The damage done to Jammu psyche is immense and the BJP leadership will have to come clear on the compelling reasons for ignoring the interests of this region, especially the border dwellers.
Slathia said the BJP compromised with the interest of people and bartered the development of Jammu in a big way. He said the utility services had almost turned dysfunctional while the developmental tempo came to grinding halt. He particularly made a mention of the services like power, drinking water, roads, health etcetera and said a crisis like situation prevailed in every sector due to lack of vision and will to do anything for Jammu.
Assuring the people of getting their problems redressed, Slathia said the developmental inertia of the BJP has shattered their faith in democratic polity. "The BJP will get a befitting reply during the ensuing elections for its misrule and denial of justice to the people of Jammu," he added.
On the occasion, prominent workers of the BJP joined National Conference. Welcoming the new entrants, Slathia exuded confidence that they will further strengthen National Conference at the grass roots level.
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