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| JKPCC holds day long convention at Sangrampur in Marh constituency | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 16 : Modi led BJP Govt. failed to handle situation in Jammu and Kashmir state JKPCC President while addressing large party convention at Sangrampur in Marh constituency in district Jammu today organized by Thakur Balwan Singh,ex-MLA, PCC chief said that BJP virtually failed to handle the situation in J&K during its unholy coalition in the State. He said the worst ever mis-governance and misrule of PDP-BJP left the people of the State in lurch and the overall situation deteriorated in Kashmir Valley.
Prominent among those present on the occasion include Ex.DyCM Tara Chand, Vice President Mulla Ram, Vice President Raman Bhalla, Chief Spokesperson Ravinder Sharma, Manmohan Singh Rajnesh Sharia, Mahila Wing President Indu Pawar , Distt President Jammu Rural Hari Singh Chib, Sanjeev Sharma, Ex Mla Ashok Sharma, Shiv Kumar Sharma, Pawan Raina, Lala Devi Dass besides others.
Th. Balwan Singh, EX-MLA Blamed the centre government for its wrong policies leading to worsening of the overall situation of the state said that it is a cause of great concern for all peace loving people of the state who wanted peace to prevail for the overall economic growth and progress like other parts of the country. But the coalition of the opportunist forces in the state (PDP & BJP) had widened the gap between the regions instead of bridging the same because of their inherent contradictions. He said that the government had worked with vested political interests and had failed to initiate any developmental activities and the much needed relief and rehabilitation measures for suffering sections of the society.He also blamed Modi Govt. for record number of ceasefire violation on the borders resulting into casualties of innocent civilians and making the life of all border residents miserable. |
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