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| For BJP, any alliance without it is anti-national: Rana | | | Early Times Report
KATHUA, Nov 22: Taking a jibe at BJP, National Conference Provincial President Devender Singh Rana today said that any political alliance in Jammu & Kashmir without the BJP is painted and termed in a split second as unholy and anti-national.
"The moment BJP aligns with the PDP, it becomes holy and in the national interest but once other political parties like NC-PDP and the Congress come together for the larger interest of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, the combination becomes anti-national and unholy", Rana said while talking to reporters at the sidelines of a function here this afternoon.
The Provincial President took a jibe at the BJP and its leaders for demeaning the role of National Conference and described as hilarious its philosophy of bonhomie with Peoples' Conference Chairman Sajjad Lone as pro-national act while others coming together becomes in a split second as anti-national. He termed the dissolution of assembly as 'murder' of democracy, saying the sequence of events and urgency leading to the decision reflected desperation on the emergence of formidable 56-member strong alliance challenging the BJP.
Raian said New Delhi had employed all the means to put in place the BJP partnered government in the state and this became hugely evident by the admission by responsible quarters about the prospect of horse-trading, coercion and intimidation.
Rana said that National Conference has been in the election mode ever-since the fall of the BJP partnered government. He said the people have realized the administrative nativity and political immaturity of the BJP that pushed the state to unprecedented crisis during over three years. The people want to forget that nightmarish era and support National Conference for giving the state a stable and strong government. |
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