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| Kashmiri youth want change, development, employment: Kavinder | | | Early Tikmes Report
Jammu, Oct 19: Former Deputy Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Kavinder Gupta said that mass participation of more than 30000 youths in the recruitment rally of the armed forces have proved that the people of Kashmir Valley want change, employment and development.
He said that the people of Kashmir are fed up with the dynasty politics and political parties who have conned ad deprived them for decades. “The participation and desire to serve in the armed forces and for the Nation signifies that the Youth of Kashmir were misled and misused by the Kashmir based political parties and other organization,” Kavinder said.
Senior BJP leader said that parties including NC and PDP among others have always used the people of valley for their own goodwill and their personal motives. “They were only benevolence towards their own self hence depriving the youth of Kashmir for decades. Now after the abrogation of Article 370; they have come up with illicit Gupkar Alliance,” Former Dy CM said.
He said that the Gupkar Alliance is mera a plotted plan to fool the Central government to loot resources and mislead the innocent people of Kashmir on the name of restoration of Article 370. “Successive Kashmir based political regimes have left the people on the mercy of God and nurtured their own family and friends,” Kavinder said and added that Youth of Kashmir are now aware of this fact so apparently have headed towards empowerment and bright future.
He said that BJP led government under the patronage of PM Modi is committed for the overall development of J&K and change the developmental scenario which would leave none among the youth deprived.
Meanwhile, Kavinder also condemned the social networking site, Twitter for showing Leh as a part of China.
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