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JPPF threatens to boycott elections 7/30/2019 10:51:13 PM Early Times Report Jammu, July 30: Expressing serious concern on the deliberate delay being caused in conducting delimitation of assembly segments Jammu Province People Forum (JPPF) has threatened to byecot the Elections as without prior delimitation it won't serve any purpose and shall be meaningless. Addressing the meeting President Pavitar Singh Bhardwaj expressed anger and anxiety over the inordinate delay being caused for the implementation of Delimitation of Assembly segments when the government has stated its preparedness for the assembly elections. The elections will have no meaning if these are conducted in the absence of delimitation which is already overdue. Empowering Jammu on the basis of population, area, terrain and road connectivity is being deliberately delayed under the well planned conspiracy by Kashmir centric politicians and shall not be tolerated at any cost. While extending sincere appeal to all the Jammuites to get united for achieving their rights, he said that the Kashmir centric governments have not and shall not allow the Jammuites to escape the Kashmiri suppression, which they are maintaining since 1947. He demanded rationalization of rotation of the assembly segments. While demanding the release of at least 10 assembly segments out of 24 reserved for DPs of 1947 belonging to Pak occupied Kashmir, the president said the Jammu province has an edge over the Kashmir, if delimitation is properly conducted. Mentioning about article 35A, the president said that matter being subjudice in the apex court shall take its own course in the times to come. JPPF has its considered view that the article being superficial, having no approval of the parliament should be abrogated. Members who were present in the meeting were, M.S. Katoch, Inderjit Khajuria, Avinash Bhatia, M.L Sharma, Resham Singh beside others.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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