Harshdev asks Opposition to unite against BJP

JKNPP leader Harshdev Singh addressing a press conference at Jammu on Wednesday.
JKNPP leader Harshdev Singh addressing a press conference at Jammu on Wednesday.

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 30: J&K National Panthers Party (JKNPP) chairman, Harshdev Singh today appealed all the opposition parties to get united to fight the alleged dictatorial and anti-people moves of BJP.
“With unwholesome and treacherous decisions being thrust upon the people and all voices of dissent muzzled by the use of brute force, the democracy in the State is invariably under seize,” said Singh.
“Rather than fighting from different platforms, the opposition needs to confront the power intoxicated saffron brigade through collective initiative at least over common issues,” he further said while addressing a press conference.
The JKNPP leader also said that the BJP led Government has deprived the people of their right to have an elected Government in the State by denying timely elections to State Assembly on one pretext or the other.
He flayed the BJP Government for downgrading 200 year old State and termed it as “a biggest insult to the collective sentiments of the people of the State.”
Pointing towards the mobile internet blockade, Singh said that it was an authoritarian move with the Government failing to give any reasonable explanation for the ban or even making a statement about the possible restoration of the much desirable communication links in the near future.
Shanker Singh Chib, Gagan Partap Singh, Capt. Anil Gour, State Secretaries & Surinder Chouhan, District President (Jammu Rural) were also present.