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| Parties making anti national statements be charged under Sedition Law: Sham Lal | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 8: Former Minister and BJP leader Sham Lal Sharma today expressed his deep anger over the statement of Ex CM Dr Farooq Abdullah in which he said that in case the Art 370 is abrogated,their will be no one in the Kashmir valley to raise the national flag.
Sham said that such statement made by the leaders is against the unity and the integrity of the country.
While addressing public meeting at Poonch, Sham said that all the people in the valley are not anti national like such leaders. He said that they should not think that they are the sole leaders of the masses and therefore they have no right to speak for them by making such anti national statements.
He further said that while in power these people talk so much about nationalism but when they are out of power they give such statements in desperation.They have no love or loyalty towards there voters but have lust for power.
Sham reminded these leaders that during 1953 Sheikh Abdullah made similar anti national statements for which he was imprisoned form 22 years.After realising that no fruitful purpose will be served by waging war against the country he came to the terms and joined the mainstream and was made chief minister of the state and took oath under constitution of India.
Sham appealed to the Govt. that those leaders who make anti national statements every now and then,they should be booked under the sedition law so that they will desist for giving anti national statements.
Sham threw challenge to NC president saying Kashmir doesn't belong to Abdullah's and that there was no provision for secession of any territory from India. He further said that those leaders who make anti national statements should barred from contesting both Parliament and Assembly elections. |
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