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EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu, Dec 17: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Jammu and Kashmir today said that the grand alliance of corrupt political parties was not the right viable alternative as they were responsible for all types of problems/present crises in the country in general & J&KUT in particular.
In a press statement issued here today, AAP appealed the poor public of the country in general & J&K UT in particular not to get misled by all these conventional Parties’ statements & protests, they all are responsible of all evils in the society and are responsible of privatization of Health, Education & other priority sectors in the country in general & J&K in particular.
It further said that no Hindu, Muslim, Bodh, Sikh & Christian is safe in this corrupt & caste based political system & it is the prime duty of every responsible citizen of the country irrespective of caste, colour or creed & region or religion to expose all these traditional political parties who are responsible of un-employment, anti-farmer & anti-youth & anti-people policies in the country.
They appealed the poor people of J&K UT, not to get misled by the blame game of all these tested political parties they all are the chips of the same block & are the share holders in corruption & criminal cases. They further said that all these conventional\ political parties since independence till date followed the same policy of divide & rule; which the Britishers had adopted for the Indian to befool & they all are the same share holders in corruption/criminal cases in the country.
The AAPJ&K-Jammu has appealed the general public of erstwhile J&K State to think about over that the Great visionaries are a gift from God which cannot be created by human efforts. They appealed the right thinking people, professors, scholars advocates and educated youth and suffocated bureaucrats who want a change in the 72 years long corrupt and paralysed system to come forward and join AAP in the larger interest of poor people of all the three regions of the erstwhile J&K state. |
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