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| Mehbooba must hold her tongue: JSM | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Aug 26
'Describing Mufti Mohammed Sayeed as the architect of the entire game plan', the Jammu State Morcha (P) has strongly criticized and condemned the irresponsible outbursts and adamant stance of PDP president Mehbooba Mufti with regard to the allotment of land to Amarnath Shrine Board.
In a joint statement issued today the party leaders including Prof. Virender Gupta, President, Abdul Rouf Ganai, Senior Vice President, H.B. Khajuria, Vice President, Dig Vijay Singh, Secretary General, Devinder Singh Jamwal, General Secy and Chandar Uday Sharma, Press Publicity secretary; have strongly criticized and condemned the irresponsible outbursts and adamant stance of Mehbooba Mufti with regard to the SASB land. 'Mufti Mohammed Sayeed the architect of the entire game plan, first he got the land allocated to Shrine Board by their Ministers, after taking due clearance as per the guide lines of the Supreme Court; then raised the bogey of demographic change to try to en cash the public sympathy for votes in the forthcoming elections. Unfortunately their entire game plan has now backfired and their true colors and deep involvement to formant a communal divide in J&K on this issue is now open in front of the entire nation, the JSM leaders observed.
They further said that the way Mehbooba is defending her former ministers – Muzaffar Hussain Baig and Qazi Mohammed Afzal- shows their complicity in this game plan hatched by the father otherwise if they were not functioning on the direct orders of Muftis, these two would have long been expelled from the PDP.
The Morcha leaders have asked Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah to conceal their communal mindset and after having failed to convince the entire nation on their stand regarding the Shri Amaranth Shrine Board land; have now resorted to a disinformation campaign by insinuating the bogey of economic blockade and the safety of the Gujjars in Jammu region. |
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