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Shagotra demands imposition of Governor's rule PYC observes 56th foundation day 8/9/2016 10:34:02 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Aug 9: Lambasting BJP led NDA Government for its failure on all fronts, the Pradesh Youth Congress (PYC) said that woes of the common masses are compounding with every passing day due to misdeeds of the NDA Government. While speaking at a programme to observe 56th foundation day of PYC held here today at RS Pura, the PYC president Pranav Shagottra said that every section of the society, be it farmers, students, women and youth are facing hardships due to the wrong policies being propagated by the NDA government headed by BJP. Referring to Kashmir turmoil, Shagotra said that it is the outcome of wrong policies of centre and state governments adding that both the governments are responsible for the present situation of the state. He demanded imposition of Governor's rule in the state without further loss of time. Shagotra further said that during the last two years prices of the essential commodities are touching sky and the government at the helm of the affairs is protecting interests of the some business houses. On the occasion, president PYC Pranav Shagotra hoisted Youth Congress flag and administered oath to the Youth Congress functionaries who were enjoined to work for all sections of the society in general and country in particular. Shagotra exhorted the gathering to encourage youth to join Congress party and strengthen the party at grass root level. PYC president was accompanied by Rajvir Singh Manhas General Secretary PYC, Balbir Singh Secretary PYC, Chetan Wanchoo PYC Spokesperson, Charanjeet Singh (Cheeku) Lok Sabha President, Sachin Gupta LYC Secretary and others.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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