Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 10: Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarathi Parishad (ABVP) State secretary, Varsha Jandial, today appealed the students not to make use of Chinese products on festivals and other occasions.
Addressing a press conference here, today, she asserted that the countries who are openly support Pakistan which is epi -centre of terrorism to make India bleed should be taught a lesson by boycotting their goods. “The youth of the country should boycott the Chinese goods so that the country which supports the State sponsoring terrorism on India soil can learn a lesson once for all’’, she added.
“When the whole world is ready to unite against the terrorism we have China which is emerging as an exceptional case among all’’. Supporting Pakistan and now directly terrorists is a serious issue which should not be taken lightly, she said, adding this has been observed in the recent case of Masood Azhar. The youth of the nation should have no soft corner for the destructive forces prevailing in the world, the youth is now on the line “Jo Desh Ka Nahi, Wo Desh Mein Nahin”, said Varsha.
She said it’s the time when youth need to be optimistic and support the Make in India dream come true thus providing an economical set back to the China. She further appealed the youth that instead of buying the Chinese goods, Indian goods should be used as trade with China is affecting our country, she added.
Varsha said China is continuously trying to inflict loss to our country and the money earned from selling goods to India could be used for destructive purposes. So it’s the right time we should focus on ‘Make in India, . She urged the youth to join this social movement country wide asking the people as well as youth to boycott Chinese products.
She further said that ABVP is launching a campus wide movement for the boycott of Chinese products in all the campuses of the State and the youth is welcome to join the movement for nationalistic cause. Akash Sharma, State Executive member ABVP and Sunil Choudhary, Jammu Mahangar SFD Incharge also joined the press conference.
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