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Government invisible on ground zero: Rana | | | Early Times Report NAGROTA, Apr 30: National Conference Provincial President Devender Singh Rana on Monday said the growing disenchantment among people with the PDP-BJP government over governance deficit has completely unnerved the non-performing alliance in Jammu and Kashmir. "Instead of getting into functional mode, the coalition government is struggling to put its act together by indulging in patch-work and cosmetic makeover in a bid to be seen in command of the situation", Rana said in an interaction with people during his extensive tour of the Nagrota Assembly Constituency, adding that the ground reality on the contrary is quite different. "The government is invisible on ground zero and lack of political direction has left the administrative apparatus in haywire", the Provincial President observed. He took the BJP head on for its divisive politics, saying that polarization has become its tool to achieve political agenda. This is dangerous for a sensitive and pluralistic state like Jammu and Kashmir that has lived in harmony even during most testing times of the history. He cautioned the people against BJP's hate politics, observing that this can be effectively countered by maintaining unity and amity. He reminded the people of their crucial role in isolating hate mongers who are desperate to firm up their foothold in the State polity. He said he has all along been coordinating with different agencies for time-bound completion of various welfare projects and schemes so that their benefit accrues to targeted segment of population in time. |
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