BJP Govt should be dismissed lock, stock and barrel: Harsh Dev
Jammu, Oc 19 (KINS): Condemning the series of brutal civilian killings in Kashmir besides a recent episode of targeted killing of two non locals comprising a street vendor and a carpenter, scores of Panther activists spearheaded by Mr. Harsh Dev Singh Chairman-JKNPP and Mr. Yash Paul Kundal, General Secretary-JKNPP & Ex-Minister staged a vociferous protest demonstration in Jammu today. The infuriated protestors amid raising anti-BJP slogans demanded outright dismissal of the BJP govt at the centre. Meanwhile, the NPP leaders had a scuffle with the J&K police which had raised huge barricades to restrain them from taking out the procession.
Peeved over the turbulent situation in J&K and unabated civilian killings in the valley, Mr. Harsh Dev Singh said that there was total chaos and anarchy prevailing in the UT and the cowardly act of the militants killing 11 innocent civilians in the spate of attacks till now narrated the sordid tale of death and destruction causing fear psychosis among the people Terming the killings of Arbind Kumar Sah a street vendor and Sageer Ahmed a carpenter at point blank range as attack on humanity, he lambasted the BJP govt at the centre and its proxy running in J&K for having grossly failed to respond appropriately to the situation created in the erstwhile State. “Organizations like the TRF and ULF backed by LeT have become active to embark on a killing spree. Things have gone from bad to worse as the BJP govt has failed to curb the deteriorating situation in the valley. The perpetrators are on a carnage mission and you are just condemning Pakistan only to absolve yourself from the prime responsibility of providing security to the citizens. This is non-sense. Act before it's too late”, Harsh took a jibe at the BJP.
Prominent among those who spoke on the occasion included Rajesh Padgotra, Gagan Pratap Singh, Surinder Chouhan, Yashpaul Sharma, Shankaar Singh Sanju, Rampaul Sharma, Rashpaul Singh, Yashpaul Lahotra, Satish Sharma, Raj Pratap Singh, Maan Singh, Tarsem Singh, Munsha Singh, Balkar Singh, Shankaar Singh, Ram Lal, Satpaul, Ajmer Singh, Darshan Singh, Vijay Kumar besides others.
