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Don’t play dirty politics: SS
6/24/2008 11:45:41 PM
Early Times Reporter
Jammu | June 24
Shiv Sena workers have urged upon the politicians and parties not to play dirty politics with regard to transfer of forest land to Shri Amarnath Shrine Board.
Addressing the party workers, the state vice president of party, Kuldeep Luthra said, on the eve of annual yatra to holy cave, anti-national elements which include Kashmiri politicians also tried to create problems and play with the people’s sentiments on religious grounds. He said it has been found that NC, PDP and even Congress act on the directions of Hurriyat and Pakistan government. He appealed to people, be united fail to attempts of these elements who want to weaker the country, on all fronts.
Luthra warned the Hurriyat don’t play dirty politics on religious matte, which may not en-gulf which country and responsibilities will lire on them.
Another senior leader of SS Ranjit Singh criticized the Jammu leaders presently members of the Azad cabinet as mute spectators which prove they also have adopted Hurriyat policy, he demands their immediate resignation from cabinet of they have any respect.
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