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Border area students suffering due to failure of Modi's Govt: NCSU 11/5/2016 9:33:25 PM Early Times Report jammu, Nov 5: Accusing Modi Government of failing to deal with Pakaistan , Senior vice- President National Conference Student Union (NCSU) Sahil Singh Jamwal condemned Pak shelling on civilian area and schools of border area. He said BJP - PDP government should talk to students of Border area who is suffering due to unrest on borders. He also said the pre- Board exam of class 10th , 12th and semester exam of under graduate students are coming in ending November which could lead to suicidal tendencies among students. He also said more than 400 schools are closed due to unrest on borders and students have not been able to complete the prescribed syllabi as their schools have been suspended from almost month now. He lambasted BJP - PDP Govt for failing to check the unrest prevailing in the state and there is no government functioning in state. He demanded to government to keep their poltic aside and find a middle path for the benefit of thousands of Border area students.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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