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Support NPP to empower Jammu region: Harsh
Ex-BJP MLA Dina Nath joins Panthers Party
11/26/2020 11:01:38 PM

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RAMNAGAR, Nov 26: Reposing faith in the Panthers Party, ex-BJP MLA Dina Nath along with his supporters joined Panthers Party in presence of Harsh Dev Singh Chairman-JKNPP and other party leaders today.
Appealing the people to strengthen and support Panthers Party, Harsh Dev Singh said that it was high time that Dogras identified and acknowledged the services of those who were actually championing the cause of Jammu. He said that NPP had vociferously projected the concerns of Jammu region and fought for safeguarding its interest at all possible forums to the entire satisfaction of its people. “It was time to support and strengthen the party for the ultimate empowerment of the people of the Dogra land. Neither the national parties nor the Kashmir based parties were the solution for the ills afflicting Jammu region. A regional party alone could meet the aspirations of Jammu and address the local issues of the public”, he claimed adding that people were increasingly reposing their faith in Panthers Party and its leadership. Accusing the BJP of having betrayed the collective sentiment of Dogras, Singh said that NPP was all prepared to provide a viable alter-native to the people of Jammu region..
Dina Nath Bhagat said that he was feeling extremely suffocated in the BJP but after joining Panthers Party he could breathe a sigh of relief. He rebuked the mandated Saffron leaders for having failed to live up to the aspirations of the people. “There are so many other leaders who are uncomfortable in the BJP. For every small thing they have to ask and take the permission of the top leadership sitting in New Delhi. The BJP at the Centre is least bothered about the issues of Jammu region and there has been a dichotomy between what it said and what it delivered. Not only BJP betrayed the Dogras but also bartered away the aspirations of the people to Kashmir leadership for mere crumbs of power. Rout them in the ongoing DDC elections once and for all. Only Panthers Party can liberate you from the clutches of discrimination and other socio-political miseries”, Dina Nath urged the people.
Meanwhile, Vinod Kumar filed his nomination papers from Ramnagar-I and Ram Paul from Ramnagar-II for DDC elections. The NPP candidates appealed the people and youth in particular to actively exercise their right of franchise in the DDC elections to strengthen the edifice of local governance.
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