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| BJP president Ravinder Raina on Hizbul Mujahideen’s hit list | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 8: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state president Ravinder Raina has claimed he is on hit list of the terror outfit Hizbul Mujahideen, as per the local police. One Pakistani and two Kashmiri terrorist were given task to eliminate him, as per intel inputs. Intelligence agencies have been put on high alert. The terrorists are believed to have tailed and tracked the BJP J&K state unit president's movements and even conducted a recce of the location near his office and residence.
Raina has been quite vocal against Pakistan and its proxy terror apparatus in the state. However, this isn't the first time that there have been reports of a threat to his life. Last year in June, he alleged that received threat calls from Karachi in Pakistan. Raina said he receives death threats from various locations in Pakistan warning him that he will meet the same fate as the slain editor-in-chief of rising Kashmir Rising Kashmir Shujaat Bukhari. Raini, 42, an MLA from the border district of Nowshehra in the Hindu-dominated Jammu who was has also been a Rashtriya Swayam Sevak (RSS) pracharak. He holds a bachelor's degree in Science and completed his masters in International law and human rights. He was unemployed when he contested the election in 2014. After getting a boost from its recent electoral gains in Ladkah and Jammu in the state, the BJP is allegedly planning to lift the free on delimitation of assembly constituencies. Mainstream parties in the state reacted sharply to the move alleging that the move is aimed at inflicting an "emotional partition" on communal lines. Hitting out at the central government, Abdullah claimed that the ruling BJP at the Centre approached Jammu and Kashmir's issues pertaining to Article 370 and Article 35-A, and the delimitation differently. "It's rather surprising that the BJP, which talks about bringing J&K at par with other states by removing (articles) 370 and 35-A, now wants to treat J&K differently from other states in this one respect... When delimitation takes place in the rest of the country, the BJP is welcome to apply it to J&K. Until then, we in the JKNC will oppose, tooth and nail, any attempt to make changes without a mandate from the people of the state," he tweeted. PDP leader and former J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti said, "distressed to hear about GoI's (Government of India) plan to redraw assembly constituencies in J&K. Forced delimitation is an obvious attempt to inflict another emotional partition of the state on communal lines. Instead of allowing old wounds to heal, GoI is inflicting pain on Kashmiris'". |
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