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AAP criticizes PDP-BJP Govt 5/18/2015 11:53:04 PM Early Times Report Jammu, May 18: AAP criticized PDP-BJP state government for its ineffectiveness over the needed blue prints even for its future course of action in absence of any concrete advancement. In a statement issued here, leaders present in the meeting expressed their concern about the crocodile tears of National Conference, Congress and Panther party on recent political developments of state while ignoring their guilty role during past six years. They also condemned their claim of being future political alternative in view of their worst ever corrupt rule. It is further said, it was decided to hold provincial and district level meetings of AAP activists to discuss the organizational affairs and future course of action related to the party promotion at ground level in view of an existing political vacuum. It was unanimously decided that first meeting of Jammu based AAP activists will be held on May 24at Jammu Press club. Among others who were attended the meeting included Deep Singh the founder member & national council member-AAP,Ram Paul Khajuria, Dr. GS Charak, Gurtaj Singh, Anil Gaind, KK Rao, Ranjeet Choudhry and Ram Singh Chouhan.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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