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NPP alleges, "BJP playing politics of vendetta" 9/28/2018 10:01:00 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 28: Condemning the withdrawal of security cover of Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and Former Minister by the J&K police on the eve of elections to local bodies in the state, the Panthers Party leaders today said that it was part of a larger conspiracy against the party leadership. The senior party leaders said that it was a deliberate and calculated move to restrict the movement of NPP leader who was facing life threats from various quarters. Expressing a deep sense of shock and surprise over the alleged politicisation of bureaucracy, the NPP leaders claimed, in a press conference today, that such vindictive steps were being taken by the Police authorities on the directions of BJP leadership. Addressing the media, Gagan Pratap Singh Secretary and Spokesman of NPP said that Harsh Dev Singh had been receiving threats of physical elimination from known and un-known quarters during the last few years which had been brought to the notice of the govt with corroborating material and evidence. He said that even written and video-graphed statements of some criminals and anti social elements issuing open threats to liquidate NPP Chairman were disregarded by the said officers reportedly at the behest of saffron leaders. And not only such politically sponsored goons were granted immunity by these corrupt officers but they were given police assistance and promoted by civil and Police administration, said the NPP leader. And contrarily the security cover of Harsh Dev Singh was withdrawn and that too at a time when he was heading a recognized political party of the state and was required to visit various places across the state in connection with the election process. The timing of the withdrawal of security in particular was sufficient proof of the vindictive politics of BJP which was abusing the administration as a part of its machiavellian strategy to browbeat the panthers who were emerging as a viable alternative in Jammu region.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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