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Dy CM is playing in the hands of anti-national elements: Shagotra | | | Early Times Report JAMMU, Aug 1: Terming Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh as biggest security threat in the militancy plagued state of Jammu and Kashmir, Pradesh Youth Congress (PYC) today asked so-called "nationalist" BJP leadership to sack Dr Singh from the Council of Ministers because he is all out to demoralize security forcing, fighting with Pakistan sponsored terrorism. Addressing agitating Youth Congress activists, who held a massive demonstration against Deputy Chief Minister for terming elimination of dreaded Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani as an accident, PYC president Pranav Shagotra today regretted that Dr Nirmal Singh has tried to glorified the dreaded terrorist by stating that his (Burhan Wani's) killing was an accident. "One can draw conclusion from the statement of Deputy Chief Minister that coalition government wanted to give safe passage to the dreaded terrorist, who was involved in killing of number of security forces including some jawans of Jammu and Kashmir Police", Shagotra said and asked central leadership of the BJP to clear stand on Burhan Wani's killing. Charging Deputy Chief Minister with pursuing pro-separatists and anti-India just for the lust of power, PYC president said that valiant jawans of security forces including those of Jammu and Kashmir Police had worked day and night for more than three months to track down the dreaded terrorist but unfortunately BJP's Deputy Chief Minister has termed his killing as accident to keep Hurriyat and other separatist groups in good humour. "Dr Nirmal Singh's statement has demoralized security forces who have been fighting Pakistani sponsored proxy war in Jammu and Kashmir for the last two and half decades", he said that Dr Nirmal Singh's utterances has strengthened hands of pro-Pakistani elements in Jammu and Kashmir. |
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