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| Omar’s challenge to accession needs to be opposed: Nirmal | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 7: By challenging the finality of the accession of Jammu and Kashmir with Indian union, the State Chief Minister is crossing the constitutional limits which needed to be met with stiff opposition.
This was stated by BJP National executive member and former state president Dr Nirmal Singh while addressing party activists at Satwari Chowk after leading protest demonstration and burning the effigy of Omar Abdullah at Satwari Chowk.
Dr. Nirmal Singh said that the accession of J&K with India is a settled fact and those who talk of it being a dispute is virtually playing the game of separatists. Their obvious purpose is to fish out in the troubled waters and to get something to achieve their semi-secessionist agenda. Reminding the State Chief Minister that the Constitution under whose oath he has assumed the chair of State Chief Minister is very clear that “Jammu and Kashmir is, and shall remain an integral part of India”, Dr. Singh said that even Omar’s father Dr Farooq Abdullah has accepted publicly a number of times that “Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India”. By raising question on the accession, Chief Minister has indulged in anti-constitutional act and he should seek apology or vacate the chair.
Dr. Singh said that the role of Congress viz-a-viz Jammu and Kashmir since 1947 has been very disgusting. The Congress leaders, instead of working for complete integration of the state, always pursued appeasement policies.
District President Rajesh Gupta, on the occasion, said that the party activists at mandals level have been holding protests and burning the effigies to register their resentment against the anti-constitutional utterances of the State Chief Minister. During the past few days, such protests were held by Janipur, Talab Tillo, Jammu East and Gandhi Nagar mandals, which witnessed massive participation of the masses besides party activists, which is a clear message to the CM that nationalist people wont tolerate any anti-national statements remarks or utterances.
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