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| BJP's predators hunting down opposition leaders: Harsh Dev | | |  EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Feb 13: Accusing the BJP of conspiring to break the opposition parties, Harsh Dev Singh Chairman-JKNPP today observed that the predators of saffron brigade were resorting to all kinds of nefarious moves to crush dissenting voices. "Not only were the opposition leaders lured and seduced by the BJP with lucrative offers and promises of better political prospects for abandoning their respect political parties but coercive methods were also being used to make them fall in line. Those opposition leaders who refused to oblige BJP merely for material gains were bullied and browbeaten by using the coercive apparatus of the state. Threats, intimidations, assaults, detentions and persecutions were the most commonly used tools by the BJP to disintegrate the opposition parties. And the basic objective was not to allow any party to stand in opposition to BJP", asserted Singh. Pointing towards the murky developments in the erstwhile state of J&K, during the past few years; Singh said that BJP's machiavellian politics started with the creation of a new political outfit under the name and style of 'Apni Party' by causing dissensions in NC, PDP and Congress. A senior Congress leader who was known for his pro Jammu and anti BJP stand was over might made to embrace the saffron party. Likewise stage managed resignations of various other opposition leaders in the post few years had created a lot of furore in political circles with BJP leaders acting from behind the curtains. And now, the NPP which was the only voice of Jammu region was being targeted. Describing the BJP's handling of dissent and disquiet as repulsively bizarre, undemocratic and morally sinister, Singh appealed to NPP workers not to succumb before the machiavellian designs of the power hungry party. He said that NPP leadership would stand with its people through thick and thin and continue to expose BJP for all its acts of subterfuge and political blasphemy. |
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