Excelsior Correspondent
BHADERWAH, Nov 22: National Panthers Party leader Prof Bhim Singh has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of giving communal speech in violation of Code of Conduct at Kishtwar today.
Addressing election rally in Bhaderwah (Doda district) this afternoon, Bhim Singh alleged that Prime Minister allegedly indulged in the gross violation of the Code of Conduct while addressing State organized election rally in Kishtwar. He said that entire Kishtwar town was converted into curfew zone and his own vehicles were not allowed to pass through Kishtwar by the administration.
Prof Singh told the media and the social activists in Bhaderwah that Modi has used communal factor in his speech with an intension to create communal divide in Doda and Kishtwar districts where BJP candidates are also in the election fray, he quoted Modi saying, “I have provided all facilities to the Muslims residing on Pakistan borders in Gujarat.” This speech by the Prime Minister is highly mischievous, creates communal wedge between the society in Doda district where Hindus and Muslims have been living in communal harmony and peace.
NPP leader also charged Mr Modi with luring the voters by offering them to increase the capacity of the Hydel Project in Kishtwar and providing them special package for developing tourism in the area. He wondered why Mr Modi failed to mention a single word against Pakistan, terrorists, militants or anti-national elements which had created havoc in Kishtwar to disturb communal harmony. He said Mr Modi was referring refugees’ problem which had no smell in Kishtwar district.
Prof Bhim Singh also accused the District Election Officers and Election Observers for sitting in J&K as agents of the ruling parties and BJP.
He referred to a letter addressed by him to the Chief Election Commissioner of India about the anti-Panthers Party attitude by the administration and district election officers. He has alleged that in Ganderbal and other areas of Kashmir and parts of Chenab region there is open violation of code of conduct. The roads and buildings were found decorated with party flags and buntings. The DEO Jammu is also working as agent of ruling National Conference.
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