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GBSWA criticizes so called Gujjar leader favouring Lal Singh 6/7/2016 11:41:16 PM Jammu, June 7: Gujjar Baderwal Students Welfare Association (GBSWA) state president Zulfqar Kassana today condemned that "so called Gujjar leader" who are in favour of Forest Minister Lal Singh as according to him they have been giving the statements on instructions of Lal Singh. "No doubt Lal Singh had behaved rudely with Gujjar. "Gujjro 1947 Pul/Jay oo" which is an unconstitutional and criminal act. Lal Singh in a criminal court has been issued notice to police for investigation and then should be a proper investigation we thanks to Court for such notice", he said. Further in his statement GBSWA state president said BJP want to keep peace but there are some elements who want riot and empower the communal activities in the state. We demand that BJP should dismiss to Lal Singh from his party there should be proper investigation if BJP want to mention peace in the state. He said, "We know that what had happened with this in 1947 and why Lal Singh repeated it again. Lal Singh also empowering the communal power which are anti peace sentiments".   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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