• Sat Sharma leads protest by BJP Jammu North against NC

JAMMU: NC has compromised the sanctity of the Sacred House, said Sat Sharma, President, J&K BJP while he protested against the passage of Resolution to restore Article 370. The protest was organized by BJP district Jammu North against the NC government at Jhiri, in which the party leaders aired slogans against the NC government and burned the effigy to show their fury.

Omi Khajuria, District President, Vinay Gupta, Seh-Prabhari, Rajinder Singh Chib, Vikas Choudhary, Mandal Presidents, ex-sarpanches, district team and other leaders of the party were present in the protest.

Sat Sharma, President, said that the ruling NC government has compromised the sanctity of the Sacred House by adopting the undemocratic way in the passage of the bill. He said that whatever happened in the Assembly yesterday, was done to please Pakistan and anti-national people and to mislead the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

ā€œThis is the anti-national agenda of Congress and National Conference. From Sheikh Abdullah to Omar Abdullah, emotional blackmailing is the routine of the National Conference.ā€, he said.

ā€œJammu and Kashmir has long since come out of the dark shadow of Section 370 and 35A. It has embarked on the path of development but Congress, National Conference, and PDP – all of them are troubled by the peace that has come in the Kashmir Valley. It wants to bring back the dark era of terrorism and separatism in Jammu and Kashmirā€, said Sat Sharma.

ā€œOur government had promised to give assembly to Jammu and Kashmir and conduct elections, within just 5 years the Modi government conducted the elections and restored the democratic process. We will work for the development of Jammu and Kashmir in future alsoā€, said Sharma.

Sat Sharma further said that the BJP will not allow these traitors to succeed in their nefarious designs and throw Jammu & Kashmir into the way of bloodshed and deep darkness. Omi Khajuria said that the NC is not concerned for the people’s welfare and is concerned for the benefit of their chosen ones and hence feeding misleading dreams to the innocent people.

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