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Stop interference in Jammu Province: Lal Singh to Kashmiri Leaders 2/18/2019 10:32:26 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 18: Former Minister Lal Singh has warned the Kashmiri leadrs to keep their hands off Jammu and try and keep their own house in order. Lal Singh while lambasting the double standards of the Kashmiri leadership said that they have always tried to spoil the pluralistic fabric of Jammu province and the recent remarks of both the leadership of NC and PDP on the current situation in Jammu and Kashmir are sufficient evidences. He also questioned the love of these leaders for the separatists and their handlers across the border for whom these leaders always recommend talks with Pakistan. The recommendations of these leaders that the peace can be restored in the region only after talks with the Pakistan, needs to be thoroughly investigated and their relation with Pakistan and role in fomenting trouble in India should also be taken in the radar of investigation. Ch. Lal Singh also challenged both Mehbooba and Omar to show a single incident where kashmiris have been harassed by Jammuites. These leaders have lost their political base in Kashmir and now trying to polarize the people in Jammu in which they will never succeed. He advised them to keep their own house in order. "Why the Kashmiri Muslim preferred to stay in Jammu instead of Kashmir if the people of Jammu are harassing them", he remarked. "Jammu province is the place where people of all religion and faith stay with peace and harmony" he added and appealed the youth to be vigilant of the designs of pro separatists Kashmiri leaders and maintain communal harmony at all cost in the Jammu Province. Those who accompanied Ch. Lal Singh in the Seva Langar included Dr. Hari Dutt Shishu, Gen. Secretary, Kuljeet Jamwal V.President, Vikas Dutt, Pushpinder Manhas, Sunita Sharma, Geeta Thakur, Rsahmi Sharma Dr. Shubnandan Jamwal, Dr. Subash Sharama etc.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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