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"Congress will keep raising Chanda Chori issue through Chopal Pe Charcha": Karra
9/5/2026 10:37:47 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 5: The District Congress Committee Jammu Urban today organised a "Chopal Pe Charcha" programme at Chattha, Jammu Urban, as part of its ongoing campaign against the "Chanda Chori" issue, while directly connecting with the people and highlighting issues affecting the public across Jammu and Kashmir, led by JKPCC President and Hon'ble MLA Tariq Hameed Karra, along with Working President PCC Raman Bhalla and Former Minister & President DCC Jammu Urban and Yogesh Sawhney, DCC President Jammu Rural Neeraj Kundan, accompanied by senior Congress leaders, office bearers, workers and a large number of local residents. The event was organised by Amrit Bali, Incharge Jammu South/ RS Pura constituency.
President PCC Karra, raised serious concerns over the "Chanda Chori" issue and the committee constituted by the government, which they termed an eyewash, besides highlighting paper leaks and the plight of students, the "Chhatron Ki Goonj" campaign, and the demand for restoration of J&K's statehood. He said that instead of addressing genuine public grievances and ensuring transparency, the BJP government was attempting to divert attention from core issues affecting the people. Karra maintained that the "Chopal Pe Charcha" campaign, primarily focused on exposing and highlighting the "Chanda Chori" issue, would continue to provide a platform for ordinary citizens to voice their concerns and hold the government accountable. The programme also strongly criticised the BJP for what Congress leaders described as "crushing the sentiments of Jammu and Kashmir", particularly on the question of statehood and the future of the youth.
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