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| Party leaders projecting police officer involved in bovine smuggling | | BJP's double standard on Beef ban | | ET Report
Jammu, Oct 30: Double standard of BJP-self-styled pro-Hindu political party, has been exposed on beef issue because leaders of this party has recommended positing of controversial police officer, who was allegedly involved in bovine smuggling.
This controversial police officer has been posted on a very important and prestigious position in Jammu region despite being the fact that he was earlier suspended on the charges of encouraging bovine smuggling from border areas of Jammu and Kathua districts.
Credible sources revealed that higher-ups in the police department were not ready to transfer this controversial office on such a sensitive and important position because his track record was not good. "It is all due to pressure of BJP leaders that the same officer was appointed on that sensitive position", sources said and added that issue was brought to the notice of some senior BJP leaders who also expressed their helplessness to stop his appointment.
Credible sources in the police department said that the officer, who had been appointed on a sensitive post, was earlier suspended when locals complained police higher-ups that the same office was hand in glove with bovine smugglers.
The way BJP leaders have been protecting this officer is exposure of party's double standard on beef issue. On the one hand BJP MLAs had entered into a scuffle with MLA Rashid in the Assembly after he organised the highly condemnable beef party and on the other, the party leaders had given DO letter in favour of an officer who was alleged involved in bovine smuggling and was placed under suspension for the crime.
Credible sources said that one MLA of BJP had worked overtime to ensure positing of this officer on the important position.
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