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Congress holds Protest Demonstration burnt effigy of BJP Ministers over the issue of AIIMS


Congress holds Protest Demonstration burnt effigy of BJP Minister over the issue of AIIMS

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Jammu July 24:Congress held a strong protest demonstration, burnt the effigy of BJP Ministers and joined dharna of the AIIMS Co-Ordination Committee besides disrupting the movement at Tawi bridge, here today.A number of senior leaders accompanied by large number of party workers including women, youth and students assembled near Press Club, Jammu today morning  and raising slogans against BJP leaders and state and centre government, for their failure to fulfill the commitment of procuring written orders for restoration of AIIMS in Jammu by or before 20th July.

The protestors lodged strong resentment against the centre and state government, especially the BJP for surrendering the rights of the people and betraying the people of Jammu region. They marched towards the venue of the dharna at Tawi bridge and joined the AIIMS Co-ordination committee for disrupting the movement of traffic as a symbolic protest, over the politics of deceit, betrayal and surrender by the BJP. Hundreds of the Congress workers and senior leaders held a sit in, at the Tawi bridge on both sides for lodging  their strong protest.

The protestors led by Former minister & Senior Vice President Shri Sham Lal Sharma; former ministers Shri Mula Ram and Raman Bhalla; Smt. Kanta Bhan (Vice Presidents); Ravinder Sharm-(Chief Spokesman PCC), Manohar Lal Sharma, Sdr. Manjit Singh, Vikram Malhotra, Ch. Shah Mohammad, Manmohan Singh, Namrata Sharma (all General Secretaries), Anil Chopra –President DCC Jammu (Urban), Smt. Suman Bhagat, Girdhari Lal Chalotra, Shiv Dev Singh, Kuldeep Raj Verma, Maheshwar Singh (Members PCC Executive), Smt. Indu Pawar (President State Mahila Congress), Shri Pranav Shagotra (President PYC), Uma Shanker Pandey (Secretary IYC).

 

Addressing the protesters senior Congress leaders Sham Lal Sharma, Mula Ram and Raman Bhalla lashed out at the BJP and its ministers and legislators who betrayed the people even after written commitment to fulfill the demand by July 20.They said that it is shameful for the BJP and its leaders who breached the trust of the people, even after a fixed deadline as per written commitment and have no moral right to stay as ministers or at their present positions held by them in public life. It has exposed the real face of the BJP and its leaders who have no moral courage and values and tried to cheat and mislead the people with a view to sabotage and weaken the movement, on the eve of 72 hours bandh call on June 18th.

Extending full support to the Co-ordination Committee for intensifying the struggle, Senior Congress leaders declared that the Congress would further strengthen and intensify the movement to take it to the logical conclusion, till the AIIMS is achieved for Jammu. The Congress leaders said that Congress led UPA government granted two central universities keeping in view the peculiar circumstances of this state. Congress always fought for equitable rights and balanced development of all three regions of the state but the BJP, which got the highest ever mandate in Jammu, on the issue of removing disparity and discrimination with Jammu region, has deceived the people for the sake of their power. Now they are trying to sabotage the movement rather than fighting for the genuine cause of Jammu people.   

Other prominent who participated in the protest demonstration were included S/Shri Neeraj Gupta, Pawan Raina, Shashi Sharma, Sobha Singh, Shamsher Singh Chib, Ashok Sharma, Thomas Khokhar, Manjeet Singh Jatt, Nadeem Niaz (all Secretaries PCC); Hari Singh Chib, Ch. Sukh Dev Singh, Sanjeev Panda, Pardeep Singh Parihar, Vijay Malhotra, Jai Singh, Kulbushan Sharma, Pankaj Basotra, Jawahar Lal Koul, Th. Uttam Singh, Raj Veer Manhas, Satish Sharma, Naresh Sharma, Paramjeet Singh(Pamma), Chander Shakher, Som Raj, Suresh Sharma,, Vinay and  Ashok Gupta.

 

 


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