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GWU castigates coalition Govt for clashes, disruption in entire state 10/12/2015 11:44:13 PM Jammu, Oct 12: Gujjar and Bakkerwal Union (GBU) President Choudhary Nazakat Khatana today castigating the coalition government for clashes and disruption in entire state of Jammu Kashmir. According to press release, while visiting many areas of Reasi, Udhampur Chenani and Tikri here said that the current coalition government has failed to the expectations of the people of J& K State. There are many antinational forces which are intervening into the peace process of the State. These ill mind forces are making clashes between Hindus and Muslims by means of religious and communal ideas. These forces do not want the prosperity of our State. This easiest way to divert the attention is to exploit the entire situation which is highly dangerous for the unity and integrity. He also urged upon the administration (DC Jammu / DC Udhampur) to take strong action against these antisocial elements.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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