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BJP betrayed the people of Jammu with its wrong policies: Dr. Manohar Lal 2/13/2018 10:05:30 PM Early Times Report Kathua, Feb 13: Dr Manohar Lal Sharma, Senior Congress Leader and Former Minister and General Secretary PCC during a public meeting at Village Dhamal in Kandi Block of Billawar constituency while addressing the gathering raised serious concerns over the betrayal of BJP with people of Jammu as the PDP-BJP government failed on all fronts. The public of Kandi area of Hiranagar sub-division constituency Billawar as well as the Jammu is accusing present dispensation both in state and the centre level for adopting anti-people and anti-poor policies since their formation. The public of the entire area is suffering due to lack of basic day-to-day amenities like lack of un-interrupted power supply, portable water, non-availability essential commodities like ration, sugar and medical facilities and steep arise in the daily consumable commodities. Dr Sharma said that it is very unfortunate that the state as well as central government are imposing more tax in shape of toll tax i.e by increasing 80 to 100 Rs per quintal at Lakhanpur and GST instead of decreasing to keep control on prize rise of essential commodities and other key construction materials which is all time high. Dr Sharma said the public of the entire Jammu region has suffered due to the lack of governance in the last more than two years. Virtually all the ministers remained busy in transfer and postings of their blue eyed persons and enjoying the comforts by making money out of these workings, whereas the people suffered for the want of basic amenities. He accused the BJP that it had surrendered the interests of the Jammuites for the sake of power and deceived the people who voted heavily in favor of the party during the last Assembly elections. The failure of the government exposed the real face of BJP and its leadership before the public of the region.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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