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ACC hopes for announcement of AIIMS on PM’s visit 7/16/2015 12:13:29 AM Early Times Report Jammu, July 15: Members of AIIMS Coordination Committee (ACC) today hoped that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will announce AIIMS for Jammu in his forth coming visit of Jammu and Kashmir. According to press release, committee chairman Abhinav Sharma said that the people of Jammu region, like their counterparts in the rest of the country, had voted more for Narendra Modi than for the BJP. It was what Narendra Modi said on December 1, 2013 during the mammoth Lalkar Rally at MAM Stadium that had inspired and motivated the people of Jammu region to vote overwhelmingly for the BJP, they said, adding that the BJP would not have won three Lok Sabha seats and 25 Assembly seats from Jammu region and got 32.5 per cent of the total popular votes polled in the state, had Narendra Modi not campaigned in the state. He further said that people of Jammu region had never pinned faith in the local BJP leadership because it had from time to time flirted with Kashmiri parties like the NC and the PDP and bartered the interests of people of Jammu region for some petty gains. They believe that Prime Minister Modi will announce an AIIMS for Jammu during his visit to the City of Temples on July 17 and direct the BJP ministers in the coalition government in the state to assert their position and authority, so that the state cabinet adopts and implements pro-people and state-centric policies and Jammu region and Ladakh get their due share in the governance of the state. The people of Jammu region gave mandate to Narendra Modi and it is the most appropriate occasion to reciprocate the faith they reposed in his leadership. Nothing would be more appreciable then that the Prime Minister makes an announcement in Jammu on July 17 that Jammu will get an AIIMS as promised.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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