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| BSKP announces candidates for all six Lok Sabha seats | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 26-Maintaining the State as well as the Centre government has no will to check the menace of terrorism, A P Singh, National general secretary, Bhartiya Sampurn Krantikari Party (BSKP) today said that militancy, corruption and regionalism badly ruin the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Addressing media persons here today, A P Singh, who is also advocate of Supreme Court of India, said that for terrorism, unemployment, corruption, mis-governance, regional disparity and discrimination with Jammu, the successive State as well as Central governments were responsible.
‘Over the issue of militancy, the successive state and Centre Governments have played vote bank politics and exploited the innocent people of Jammu and Kashmir’, he alleged.
Singh further said ‘Constitution of India gives all power to Centre government to deal with the terrorism but it is agony that government is non-serious on this serious problem for their pity vote bank politics’,
Saying that in Jammu there is murder of democracy, Singh said ‘it is matter of shame in Indian democracy that one political party JKNPP had decided not to field candidate for LS polls in Valley in protest against withdrawn of security to their leaders’. He accused the state government for creating insecurity among the candidates.
He highlighted the problems of Doda migrants, homegaurds, custodian house tenants etc and said BSKP will remove corruption, unemployment and discrimination.
Earlier, national general secretary of BSKP declared Hilal Beigh party candidate from Jammu-Poonch Lok Sabha seat, Nishar Ahmed Ahangar for Srinagar-Budgam, Shabir Ahmed Bhat from Anantnag, Farooq Ahmed Bhat from Baramula, Choudhary Bashir Ahmed from Udhampur-Doda and Gulam Nabi Nayak from Ladakh-Leh parliamentary seat.
BSKP state president Mohit Gupta and state general secretary Haqum Arif Ali assured to work for uplift of socio-economic status of the Jammu and Kashmir. |
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