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| Panthers Party fast emerging as the voice of Jammu region: Harsh | | BJP Mandal Pardhan, Trade Union leader join JKNPP | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 12: Urging upon the civil society, youth and students to strengthen Panthers Party for the ultimate empowerment of Jammu region, JKNPP Chairman Harsh Dev Singh said that the time had come to give a befitting reply to all those opportunist leaders and parties which had betrayed the people of Dogra land.
He was addressing more than a hundred youth who joined JKNPP here today at party headquarters.
Prominent among them who joined JKNPP included BJP Mandal Pardhan Marheen Block, Ganesh Dass; BDC Chairman Chenani Parkash Chand; and Trade Union leader Rampaul who joined with around 70 youth.
Speaking to media persons, Harsh Dev Singh said that Jammu region continued to be deprived even after abrogation of Art 370 with its share declining in services as well as general development with each passing day. He said that only recently the govt had created new posts of lecturers wherein Kashmir region was given 2225 posts whereas Jammu region was made to content with around 685 posts.
He revealed that in H&ME sector also Jammu region was deprived as no PG seats were sanctioned for GMC Jammu in the recent approval accorded by MCI which gave 19 PG seats for Medical College Srinagar and 6 seats for SKIMS. Likewise, the govt announced MIS for orchardists of Kashmir while announcing to procure their apples, walnuts and saffron through NAFED, the farmers of Jammu region were most contemptuously disregarded despite huge losses to their crops.
"And now the govt was contemplating to increase the scholarship of wards of militants while at the same time offering govt jobs to gun wielding youth of Kashmir, there seemed to be no takers for the sufferings and genuine concerns of Jammu youth languishing on roads", lamented Singh.
With the public resentment against BJP becoming more pronounced and the youth in particular fast losing faith in BJP, it was NPP alone which could navigate the people of Jammu region.
Prominent among those who spoke on the occasion included Gagan Pratap Singh, Secretary--JKNPP; Surinder Chouhan, District President Jammu (Rural); Rashpaul Singh, Senior Office Secretary--JKNPP; Gurdeep Singh Raju, Youth Secretary Jammu (Urban) besides others. |
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