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Bhim alleges BJP leadership shows insulting sell out of Jammu voters 5/18/2015 11:54:10 PM Early Times Report Jammu, May 18: NPP Supremo, Prof.Bhim Singh said Mufti in one stroke said no to AIIMS for Jammu Pradesh and in the same breadth he had courage to say no to Jammu Tawi Lake in the presence of so-called Dy. Chief Minister, an RSS volunteer and a university teacher representing BJP. In a statement issued here, Prof. Singh said BJP could not even whisper against the dictates of the Kashmiri leader. Congress and National Conference have been working against the interest of the people of Jammu since 1947. Of course, Mufti who remained employed by the Congress as its Pradesh President for 18 years before floating his present political outfit has been a natural ally of the Kashmiri rulers. He reminded the RSS-PDP led government in J&K that the Lake Project was worked out by Maharaja Hari Singh in the thirties. He could not initiate because of financial reasons and then the fall of Second World War followed by anti-Dogra (Quit Kashmir) against the Dogras. It was the greatest gift of Maharaja Hari Singh to the petty farmers of J&K which has been protecting the 'interest and the identity' of the people of J&K, particularly the Kashmiri farmers. That identity is under a serious threat of PDP-BJP rulers. He appealed to the civil society and the intelligentsia, particularly the lawyers' fraternity to take up the cause for preserving the identity of the Pahari-Dogra community as well as that of the Kashmiri and Ladakhi brethren.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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