 Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 28: Former Minister and JKNPP President, Harsh Dev Singh expressed his disappointment over the collapse of the Dogra Empire and its demotion to a Union Territory (UT). He criticized the ruling BJP for its anti-Jammu and anti-people policies, which have negatively impacted the economy, employment, and development of the region. Singh highlighted the growing unemployment and suppression of dissent by the state machinery under the ruling dispensation.
Singh accused the BJP of breaking its promises and attempting to silence opposition voices. He urged the people not to succumb to the power-hungry rulers and assured them that JKNPP would stand with them and expose the BJP's political debauchery. Addressing public meetings in Kumarli and Mantalai villages, Singh criticized the BJP for humiliating the Dogras and implementing draconian laws, allowing outsiders to own land and jobs in J&K.
Singh alleged a prevalent culture of corruption in the UT and called for vigilance over various departments, including PHE, Education, PWD, Power, CAPD, and RDD. He criticized the authorities for the power and water crisis in rural areas and demanded the timely completion of languishing projects. Singh also advocated for the clearance of pending liabilities and compensation for farmers affected by the construction of PMGSY roads. He lamented the lack of attention to people's suffering, with corrupt officers enjoying political patronage.
In summary, Harsh Dev Singh expressed disappointment in the collapse of the Dogra Empire and criticized the BJP's policies, emphasizing the adverse effects on the economy, employment, and development of Jammu and Kashmir. He called for vigilance against corruption and demanded prompt action on pending projects and compensation issues. |
