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Kashmiri Migrants stage protest over Digvijay Singh's remark 1/21/2015 11:06:13 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 21: Kashmiri Migrant Relief Holders and Overaged Youths on Wednesday staged protest demonstration against senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh's remarks on former Governor Jagmohan was responsible for 1990 exodus of Kashmiri Pandits. Numbers of protesters lead by Ravinder Koul, assembled in the front of press club and shouted slogans against the Senior Congress leader. They demanded commission of enquiry to look into the causes that lead to forec exodus of 3.5 lakh KPs. Addressing the protesters, Ravinder Koul said after 25 years Congress has still opted to be blind to the realities just for vote bank politics. Immorality, irresponsibility and lack of understanding is a continued hallmark of Congress and its clown and jesters," he said adding turning Digvijay Singh mentally a sick man, KPs said that such elements have always the encouraged anti-India, Pakistan sponsored militancy and Muslim fundamentalist cause. He further said it is due to these insane and irresponsible statements that KPs demanded enquiry, so that ugly mouth shut up forever. It is terribly amazing that how these elements could go to such lowest ebb as Digvijay Singh. "If Digvijay Singh knows ABC of history then, we recommend him to read the newspaper of 1989-1990 in which Hizbul Mujahedeen a militant group have given ultimatum for KPs to leave the velly within 48 hours to update his locked mind he shouls know how much brutlization, Killing and buring of properties of KPs where exercised on this minuscule community," he added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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