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Cong committed to safeguard Jammu cause : Sham Sharma | Laments BJP for its pro-separatist stand | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 31: Cautioning BJP for its pro-separatist stand and soft corner for terrorists, senior vice president Jammu Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCCC) and former Minister Sham Lal said that it will cast serious political repercussions if continues unabated. Addressing monthly meeting of BCC at Panchayat Grattal, Zone Maira Mandrian Sham Lal castigated Deputy CM Nirmal Singh and state unit of BJP for their apologetic mode. Senior Congress leader charged BJP for the present sordid political affairs as firstly they compromised and bargain national interest then strangulated Jammu voice and now for all purposes acts as PDP camp office Jammu. Sharma said that Jammu people have no more faith on those whom voted into power but speaking the same language of their new Kashmir political masters. He asserted that BJP has surrendered before Kashmiri separatist and all set to initiate dialogue with them but it will not be allowed by other two regions including Jammu and Ladakh to go ahead till they too be invited to participate in any such political initiatives. He said that empowerment of Jammu has become imperative to fulfill not only popular aspirations but to nourish and re-strengthen the damaged democratic dimensions and national interests. Demanding equal share for Jammu region in all spheres, Sham cautioned that any "Lollipop" from BJP to hoodwink Jammu people is no more unacceptable. Expressing his resentment, Sham alleged all development works started during his tenure were stalled not to talk of any new projects. Continuing his attack on BJP Sham urged upon Jammu people to wake up, take note of the recent ongoing volatile situation in Kashmir and utter failure of coalition government whose head seems clueless and has lost control over administration. |
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