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Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 18: Since his appointment as AICC general secretary incharge of Jammu and Kashmir Bharat Sinh Solanki was avoiding to attack Ghulam Nabi Azad but during his first visit to Doda the Congress leaders availed this opportunity to attack the chairman of the Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP).
As Doda is the hometown of Ghulam Nabi Azad and the stronghold of the DPAP, Bharat Sinh Solanki attached his former party colleague and charged him with playing in the hands of the BJP.
“Since the fight is between the Congress and BJP, I urged the people to not fall for BJP's B team”, he said while terming Azad’s party as ‘B’ team of BJP.
Congress leadership is very much aware that DPAP is strong in the Doda district, so party leaders tried to spread a message among the people that voting for any other party will only benefit the BJP.
Interestingly Solanki has been addressing public meetings in different parts of Jammu and Kashmir regions for the last 15 days but he preferred to attack Ghulam Nabi Azad in Doda to give a clear message to former party colleague.
Solanki said that only Congress along with other like-minded secular parties can retrieve the vitiated social, political, and democratic atmosphere in the country and restore the atmosphere of peace, harmony, mutual co-existence, and progress.
He told workers to reach out to the masses and expose the people to the diversionary politics of BJP in the name of religion in order to escape from the failures to check unprecedented price rises and record unemployment in the country, especially in Jammu and Kashmir.
He lauded the Congress workers' commitment to fighting against BJP's communal, divisive, and repressive policies in Jammu & Kashmir and regretted that BJP has unilaterally snatched the status of statehood, rights to land & jobs besides being robed of natural resources. |
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