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Don't take people of Jammu for granted: Harsh to Union Govt 7/24/2016 11:24:56 PM Early Times Report Jammu, July 24: Urging upon the Union Govt. to ensure equal involvement of the people of Jammu region in any dialogue process in respect of J&K State, Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and former minister said that the nationalist people of the region could no longer be ignored while taking any decisions for resolving prevailing crisis. "Don't take the people of Jammu region for granted" asserted Harsh Dev Singh while commenting upon the Union Home Ministers two days visit to Kashmir in total disregard of the genuine aspirations of the people of this deprived and much humiliated region. He said that though it was essential to take stock of the prevalent crisis in the valley but the Home Minister needed to have spared some time for Jammu as well as all three regions of the state were affected by the present turmoil. He said that the Home Minister needed to have interacted in Jammu with social, political organizations and civil society whose positive co-operation had prevented the situation from further deterioration. While calling for an all party meet on J&K State a whole to be headed by the Prime Minister, Singh said that a consensus was required to be evolved in the presence of the Prime Minster and implemented in letter and spirit. He said that cosmetic exercises conducted in the past and non implementation of the decisions had eroded the sanctity of such meetings. Singh said that Union Govt. ought to launch a full throttle campaign against Pakistan's acts of war in Kashmir and its overt and covert support to terrorism on our soils. He said that India further needed to seriously take up the issue of declaration of Pakistan as a terrorist state and imposition of worldwide sanctions against this rogue state. While rebuking the BJP led NDA govt. at the centre for its complete apathy to the issues and concerns of Jammu region Harsh Dev Singh said the people of Jammu felt cheated and betrayed by the current leadership who had sold their aspirations for the crumbs of power.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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