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NSUI demands grace marks for students of Kishtwar 3/23/2015 11:08:51 PM Early Times Report Kishtwar, Mar 23: The National Student's Union of India (NSUI) has demanded grace marks for students of Kishtwar as almost one week has gone the town is under darkness due to power absence during examination period. According to press release, the students of Kishtwar are in very difficult conditions, they are in fear as their future is proceeding towards dark due to negligence of Coalition government in providing electricity to this far flung town. While, district Unit Kishtwar president Prakash Singh Dadwal lamented over the representatives of Kishtwar especially BJP'S Minister of State Sunil Kumar Sharma for not providing electricity to the people of Kishtwar despite of day by day protest held by local people. "During election times these people shows day dream to people on the name of "Acchay Din" but when people of the town are in trouble they forget their promises. Businessmen are also in total loss. Dadwal further said that NSUI along with student's community shall protest if power is not restored in the town.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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