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| Open murder of democracy witnessed in & out of Jammu: Dr. Jitendra | | Entire Jammu leadership detained, prevented from taking out rally | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu, Jan 25: In Jammu city, the situation remained tense early this morning when hundreds of the workers and leaders were prevented from taking out a rally in support of Tiranga Ekta Yatra .As the workers came out on the roads , they were stopped, physically lifted by the police who used mild clathi charge to disperse them. Over 500 BJP activists were arrested when they tried to bring out a rally in Jammu as part of the flag hoisting plan at Lal Chowk. Even as the leaders tried to convince they would take out the rally in a peaceful manner, Police resisted their march and stopped mid way. This infuriated the activists some of whom indulged in skirmishes with the police. As a result of this the situation turned tense for some time before the police took them away in vehicles and detained at various buildings.
Raising anti-government slogans, the activists clashed with police and smashed window panes and doors of some structures as they were prevented from criss-crossing the city.
Meanwhile, in Jammu, the police lathicharged BJP workers at the Parade ground on Tuesday afternoon. Around 400 workers were detained and the party had to scale down its march.
Condemning the attitude of the administration in crossing all the limits and adopting repressive measures to silent the peaceful protestors, BJP Chief spokesperson and National Executive Member Dr. Jitendra Singh said that today's outrage against democracy will go down as a dark day in the history of independent India as the day long developments were reminiscent of British Rule when no one was allowed to utter a word of dissent or register protest against the administration.
Talking to reporters Dr. Jitendra said it was unfortunate that nationalist people drawn from all corners of the country were punished for carrying Indian tricolour and raising Bharat Mata Ki Jai. In doing so, the government has got itself totally exposed by showing extreme disresepct for the national symbols and presenting poor image of the J&K state not only in the country but worldwide as a result of which this is now no longer an issue confined to BJP alone but a matter of concern for all the nationalist citizens of Indian Republic living in India as well as abroad.
Dr. Jitendra Singh also strongly condemned the unleashing of brutal repression against peaceful marchers of Rashtriya Ekta Yatra led by National BJYM President Anuragh Thakur trying to enter into Jammu & Kashmir state in their bid to reach Srinagar's Lal Chowk for flag hoisting on Republic Day. On behalf of the Central and state leadership of the party, he appealed the masses to come out in large numbers to hoist the tricolour in different parts of the state with enthusiasm and celebrate the republic day with full fervour.
He said that open murder of democracy was witnessed in Jammu city when the state government used the men in khaki to prevent peaceful expression of nationalism and protest against the arrest of their senior leaders by activists and leaders of BJP and BJYM.
All most entire leadership of Jammu & Kashmir BJP was put under arrest they included prominent State President Shamsher Singh Manhas, Member National Executive & former State President Dr. Nirmal Singh, Vice-presidents Bali Bhagat, Suresh Jamwal, Anil Gupta, Som Raj Khajuria, all the 11 party MLAs including Prof. Chaman Lal Gupta, Ashok Khajuria, Jugal Kishore, Durga Dass, Prof. Gharu Ram, Baldev Raj, Ch. Sukhnadan, Jagdish Sapolia, Master Lal Chand, Bharat Bhushan and Ch. Shyam, General Secretaries Satish Sharma and Sat Sharma, State Secretary Mamta Singh, former Mayor Kavinder Gupta, National BJYM Vice-president Pawan Khajuria and BJYM State President Munish Sharma, BJP Distt. Vice-president Vikram Randhawa. Among leaders of BJP and BJYM from outside the state who were taken into detention included BJP National Secretary Vani Tripathi, National General Secretary Nitin Naveen, BJYM National Secretary Poonam Mahajan. The leaders of BJP were also arrested in Ramnagar, Udhampur, Chenani and kud. |
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