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| AAP unifying all as against divisive politics of BJP: Harsh Dev | | |  Early Times Report
CHENANI, Dec 24: Strongly condemning the politics of caste, religion and hatred being played by certain political parties with the sole objective of capturing power, Harsh Dev Singh, Former Minister and Chairman AAP J&K State Co-ordination Committee said that the saner elements in the society needed to expose such divisive forces who were posing a big threat to our composite culture for achieving their vested political interests. He said it was painful to see the political discourse sinking abysmally and moving away from the unifying narrative of founding fathers of the constitution to abject levels of distrust, hatred & bigotry. He maintained that the recent trends of dividing the electorates on the basis of caste color and creed for political motives could lead to a dangerous denouncement and needed to be curbed by Joint efforts of civil society as well as the public authorities including the ECI. He said that people needed to realize that politics of division was being resorted to by the political parties who had failed to deliver and were hence using diversionary tactics to regain their lost ground by taking recourse to religion. He was addressing public meeting in village Bali of Chenani constituency today.
Accusing the BJP and various other parties of having relegated the economic issues including Jobs, price rise unemployment etc to the background and playing the religious card to reap the crops of enmity, Mr. Singh said that these political parties posed the biggest threat to Indian polity by their attempts to alter the very basis and fundamentals of politics as enunciated in our democratic jurisprudence. He said as against the divisive politics of these traditional parties, it was AAP alone that was endeavouring to bring the people of all hues and colors on one platform so as to ensure peace, progress and prosperity of one and all. He said that the secular character of AAP and its agenda of economic growth and well being of common masses particularly the poor and downtrodden had endeared it to the common masses with the party gaining ground in every nook and corner of the country. He said that while the AAP's graph was rising with each passing day, it needed the support of one and all to replace the divisive forces who were thriving merely on fundamentalist, sectarian slogans without addressing the economic concerns of the teeming millions of the country.
Maintaining that AAP gave precedence to economic reforms over politics of convenience. Singh said that it had swayed the masses across the nation by its people-friendly initiatives in Delhi and Punjab. He said that its economic agenda having received massive public applause, it was destined to emerge victorious in the coming elections in HP, Gujarat and in J&K at the hustings.
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