Kashmir Civil Society should revolt against terrorism, Pak: RSS

Influence of Chinese companies in India dominates discussions Avtar Bhat JAMMU, July 19: Giving a clarion call to the Government to toughen its stand on Pak sponsored terrorism, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) on the second day of its three day long Prantpracharks Samelan today stressed that no talks should be held with terrorists and separatists who have waged a war against the nation and were responsible for the deaths and destruction in the State. According to sources, the RSS while deliberating over the Kashmir situation which is under the grip of terrorist violence for last 28 years now opined that the time has come when Kashmir Civil Society should revolt enmass against the terrorism and Pakistan so that the developmental process in the State is accelerated. Sources said the top Sangh leadership also discussed the issue with the Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh and other senior BJP leaders who met them during luncheon today. Besides, Deputy CM senior BJP leader and MLC Ashok Khajuria, MLC Vikram Randhswa met the RSS leaders during luncheon while BJP State president Sat Sharma, Minister of State for Finance, Ajay Nanda, BJP general secretaries Pawan Khajuria and Harinder Gupta held the meeting with senior Sangh functionaries during the dinner tonight. BJP general secretary (Org) Ashok Kaul and Party general secretary Dr Narinder Singh were also present in the meeting today. Sources said the Deputy CM held the meeting with top ranking Sangh leaders for 15 minutes and he apprised them of the prevailing situation in the State. The State BJP leaders besides the Sarsangchalak and other top functionaries of the Sangh also held meetings with Indresh Kumar and Arun Ji. Sources said BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav also joined the Samelan today and BJP leaders called on both the Party national general secretaries Ram Lal and Madhav. Sources said RSS Sarsanghchalak, Dr Mohan Rao Bhagwat will make concluding address to the Samelan at 6 pm tomorrow and announce the future course of action for the Sangh on all the issues which were discussed during the three days Samelan. Sources said the increasing influence of Chinese companies and goods on Indian market dominated the today's discussions and concern was expressed over Chinese incursion as well as expansion of its companies and market in India. Detailed reporting on this issue was made by Satish Kumar national president Swadeshi Jagran Manch and ways and means were discussed how to decrease and curtail the influence of Chinese market in India as it is posing a grave threat to domestic industry. It was decided that Union Government will be asked to impose a total ban on Chinese companies and goods in India to boost the Indian cottage and other domestic industry and ensure job guarantees to the country's youth. The Samelan during the second day today also discussed the ways and means for the expansion and development of the Sangh organs. Separate meetings were held between the Pracharks from North East, South, Central India and North India and inter regional similarities were discussed. Linguistic and other problems of these regions were discussed threadbare. During the deliberations ways and means were also discussed how to increase the Sangh activities in those parts of country where it is on a low scale.