 Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 24: Addressing a fervent election rally in support of Congress candidate Raman Bhalla for the Jammu Lok Sabha Constituency, National Conference's Additional General Secretary and former minister Ajay Kumar Sadhotra vehemently denounced the proliferation of communal politics, asserting that the people of secular Jammu will decisively thwart the BJP's divisive agenda through the power of the ballot.
Speaking at the rally organized as part of the INDIA BLOC arrangement in KHEARIAN, Jammu West Assembly Segment, Sadhotra emphasized the detrimental impact of communal politics on the country's pluralistic ethos. He underscored India's strength, derived from its diversity of cultures, languages, and religions, cautioning against the BJP's exploitation of communal and caste-based politics for political gains.
Sadhotra stressed the unifying ethos of parties like the National Conference and the Congress, which stand for Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian unity, echoing the political philosophy of Sher-e-Kashmir Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah. He contrasted this with the BJP's divisive tactics, accusing them of promoting hate and intolerance.
Highlighting the commitment of secular-democratic forces towards inclusive and equitable development, Mr. Sadhotra reaffirmed the National Conference's dedication to peace and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir. He emphasized the need for resilience in facing challenges and lauded the alliance between the National Conference and the Congress under the banner of INDIA BLOC, aimed at countering BJP's fascist politics.
Sadhotra called for overwhelming support for Raman Bhalla, portraying him as a symbol of peaceful and prosperous Jammu and Kashmir, the common goal of INDIA BLOC. He expressed confidence in a groundswell of change in the Jammu and Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency, signaling a potential shift in the political landscape.
The rally witnessed the presence of prominent figures including Raghubir Singh, District President Rural A, Ashok Sharma, Subash Sharma, Mohinder Singh Rana, and Sat Pal Karloopia, reflecting widespread support for the cause of secularism and inclusive development. |
