Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 18: JKPCC working president Raman Bhalla while calling upon the people to throw the BJP out of power and bring the issues of price rise, unemployment, agricultural distress and crony capitalism to the centre-stage for their resolution, alleged that the BJP was taking the country on the path of destruction.
While interacting with aggrieved people from different parts of Jammu city here today, Bhalla said all countries had given benefits to common people during the pandemic, but the big companies in India were allowed to earn profit and ordinary people had died walking on roads to their native places. He said all sectors were being handed over gradually to the corporate, while the farmers and small shopkeepers who generated employment were being finished.
“Whenever the elections come, the BJP leaders mislead the people by talking about China or other countries and raise communal issues. What has the Modi government done in seven years of its rule?”he asked.
He targeted the BJP government and took a jibe at LG Administration claiming that the ruling party only knew ‘lip service. He said entire tenure of the BJP government was full of failures. J&K lagged behind and there was no control on inflation. He maintained that these issues had taken place due to the wrong policies of the BJP Government and he even went on to claim that the law-and-order situation had deteriorated.
Bhalla said BJP is a strange party that is making tall claims without doing anything. The double engine government of the BJP has harassed every section of society and has not done anything itself but has been appearing in advertisements claiming the works of the Congress party as its own. Accusing the NDA government of trying to break the farming community’s back by increasing the price of fertilisers, Bhalla warned that the move will push the agriculture sector into a crisis. He gave a clarion call to people in J&K and across the country to root out the BJP government which, according to him, is weakening the rural economy and hereditary trades.
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