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Panthers stages protest against Modi 9/13/2015 12:20:11 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 12 : A massive protest was held by the Panthers party activists in front of Raj Bhawan Jammu, demanding return of security and security accommodation of Prof. Bhim Singh who was dislodged on 10th Sept. 2015 from his official residence, VP house New Delhi. According to press release, the Modi government rejected Ram Jeth Malani's request, who had sponsored accommodation for the Prof. Bhim Singh. The Panthers party activists led by Anita Thakur General Secretary, Bansi Lal Sharma Adv Political Advisor, Jagdev Singh Coordination Secretary, Rajesh Pargotra Provincial President, Naresh Chib District President today held demonstration expressing full solidarity with Prof. Bhim Singh in his heroic role in defence of national interest in J&K. Prof. Bhim Singh in his message on this occasion said that a handful of power hungry politicians are trying to create communal conflict to disturb peace in J&K at the behest of foreign powers which shall not be accepted by the people in J&K. He said that government in J&K had failed to function in accordance with the Constitution and law therefore Governor should invoke section 92 of J&K Constitution to dismiss the government in the national interest and security of the state.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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