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AIBCU members criticizes NC-Congress 12/7/2015 11:20:49 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 7 : All India Backward Classes Union members today said that all political parties of state NC and Congress who on the name of "Secularism" never did justice with State OBCs. Addressing media persons, the members said that Gulam Nabi Azad, the leader of the opposition also remained Chief Minister of the State for three years. He also promised for the due share of the State OBCs in a rally organized by AIBCU in April 2012 but till date he made no such a statement. NC's regime ignored the implementation of Mandal report, rather tried its level best to make the upper caste people as "Socially and educationally backward on the name of RBA" and made a bazare and brazenly loot of the State OBCs due share of 27% who have been made (OSCs) and created a new class of RBA/ALC, a most treacherous move with 20% and 3% reservation respectively and kept the real OBCs of the State high and dry under Chaturvarna system under which Brahman, Kshetriyas and Vaishs had all rights of education and rights of moveable and immoveable property may be living any where in the country. Both the political parties represented their people as the socially backward inspite of being at the highest level of status in the Chaturverna system. They diverted the due share of 27% to RBA/ALC which is only shared by the upper castes among "Muslims and Hindus" who only form 15% to 20% of State Population. Still NC-Congress is using the same treacherous slogan of "Secularism" with high voltage sound only to snub the "Social Justice Agenda" so that under the black shadow of this slogan, loot can be made a preniel flow in J&K. Jenab Abdul Majid Malik, Sandokh Chand, Vir Singh both Jammu Province President & General Secretary respectively, Darshan Kumar, Munshi Ram Bangotra (Rtd. CEO), Puran Chadgotra, S. Rajinder Singh, Master Sain Dass, Prof. Kali Dass and many others were present there.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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