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BJP plays dirty role, gone against public mandate: Manohar 10/29/2018 9:40:33 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 29: Dr Manohar lal Sharma Former Minister and District President congress, said that the public has given clear cut mandate against BJP in municipal elections in all councils/committees in District Kathua as well as other areas of J&K state but it is unfortunate that the BJP tried to come in power by using all corrupt practices including luring and pressurizing the winning candidates by using all the means instead to honour the public mandate against them. Dr Sharma said that BJP has none of the committees including council in Kathua got majority as people voted against the anti people policies of BJP government and given a strong indication to keep BJP out of power for their misdeeds carried in past. Dr Sharma comes down heavily on the shame ful act of BJP today in kathua where the horse trading is done to grab the municipal council of Kathua for the lust of power and acted totally against the wish and will of people who tries to keeps the BJP out of power by giving Mandate against them but BJP Shamelessly adopted its favourite policy of horse trading to influence the councillars to satisfy their greed to achieve power setting aside all the ethics of democratic values. Dr Sharma also warns administrative officer to not indulge in the dirty game of BJP to influence the councillars instead to do their duties for the betterment of the people. Dr Sharma said the people are best judge and watching all the misdeeds of BJP and its leaders for playing dirty tactics to achieve/ grab power by all means.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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