Excelsior Correspondent
![JKNPP chairman and MLA, Harshdev Singh, addressing a public meeting in Nagrota constituency.](http://www.dailyexcelsior.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/page7-211-300x225.jpg)
JAMMU, Dec 16: Chairman, JKNPP and MLA, Harshdev Singh, today lambasted the BJP for hoodwinking the electorate with its false promises and propaganda.
In a whirlwind tour of Nagrota constituency, he held public meetings at Dansal, Kapota, Jindrah, Korga Krishanpur, Manwal and Surinsar disseminating the agenda and the mission of the Panthers party.
Accompanied by the contesting candidate Vilakshan Singh, Harshdev while addressing the people expressed his disappointment and resentment over the lack of development in the entire constituency. He brazenly held the BJP MLA Jugal Kishore (now MP) responsible for the pathetic condition of Nagrota and other adjoining villages and held him culpable of ruining the destiny of the local people.
Lampooning at the political hegemony created by ‘Kishore brothers’ Harsh said that it is conspicuous that the elder one has managed to become MP by riding on Modi’s wave and side by side paved the way for his younger brother to become MLA at the cost of the meritorious candidates who have been left in lurch by the BJP.
Harsh asserted that the incumbants seem to be power hungry for their vested interests and are using the political clout to shield their crimes and other misdeeds.
Vilakshan Singh while speaking on the occasion said that the disability and inefficiency of the BJP MLA who could not even speak in the Assembly led to the gross deterioration of Nagrota constituency. He urged the electorate not to get trapped again in the false propaganda of the BJP.
Vilakshan claimed that Panthers party is the only regional party of Jammu Pradesh which has been fighting for the rights and justice of the Dogras. He vowed that if he is elected as MLA he would develop Nagrota as a model constituency on the analogy of Ramnagar besides liberating the people of all communities from their sufferings and discrimination.