Educated youth, biggest casualty of BJP-PDP alliance: Harsh

NL Correspondent
Jammu Tawi, Apr 13
Reposing their faith in the Panthers Party and its leadership, 57 youth of Jammu city and Bari-Brahmana today joined JKNPP at Party Head Quarters in the presence of Party Chairman Harsh Dev Singh. The Youth pledged to whole heartedly support Panthers Party amidst slogans and vowed to carry forward its avowed agenda of restoration of dignity and honour of Dogra land.
Welcoming the newly inducted youth in the Party fold, Harsh Dev Singh said that youth of Jammu was the biggest casualty of the hostile discrimination meted out to Jammu region by the present dispensation. He said that not only had the PSC and SSB subjected our youth to unprecedented bias but the incumbent rulers had most shamelessly announced Job polices for anti-nationals and stone pelters. While the separatists and anti-nationals were being placated by announcing ‘Rehabilitation Policies' and a slew of other measures, the educated youth of Jammu were made to languish on roads with none bothering to take note of their pathetic plight. Likewise, he said that BJP-PDP had caused the greatest embitterment amongst the educated youth by issuing SRO-202. Seeking its withdrawal at the earliest, Singh said that NPP would stand toe to toe and shoulder to shoulder with the educated unemployed youth whose exploitation had crossed all limits in BJP-PDP rule.
Lambasting the BJP for having betrayed the people of Jammu region, Singh said that recent Jammu bandh was a slap on the face of saffron Ministers and MLAs who had preferred power over the issues of their electorates. He said the people of Jammu had united to give a befitting reply to the BJP for its cowardly surrender before the separatist agenda for loaves of power.
Prominent among those who joined Panthers Party on the occasion included Lovely Singh Salathia, Digvijay Singh Sambyal, Rohit Singh Salathia, Sanjay Manhas, Varun Saini, Daleep Singh Jamwal, Rahul Chib, Varun Singh Salathia, Rajnish Lalotra, Sunny Singh, Rahul Sharma, Shamsher Singh.