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Jammu, March 13 (Scoop News) -Ruling alliance and Kashmir-centric parties have again exposed themselves by creating logjam in J&K assembly which proved more a classical horror show when ghost of master-mind of parliament attack Afzal Guru, continued to haunt legislators in J&K Assembly yesterday, this was stated by BJP State Spokesperson Dr. Nirmal Kamal.
Dr. Nirmal Kamal said that MLA from Langet created ruckus alongwith PDP legislators in the assembly, over Afzal Guru’s issue prioritising dead criminal who was instrumental in killing several innocents guarding parliament, over the other pro-people issues / policies awaiting passage in the assembly. These Kashmir-centric legislators alongwith Congress legislators never raised issue of bringing back the dead body of Chemail Singh killed in Pakistan jail till now but are more concerned about Afzal Guru who himself confessed his crime and desired people of Kashmir to continue terrorism related war in Kashmir. The entire drama was enacted just to retain vote bank in Kashmir forgetting that the ruling government alliance partners hailing from Jammu will be losing the ground in Jammu due to their unconditional silent support to them. NC-Congress legislators from Jammu owe an explanation to Jammu people that why they should continue to support these communal parties from Kashmir.
Dr. Nirmal Kamal further said the without realizing the consequences of raising non-issue in assembly. The Kashmir-centric legislators, are flaring terrorism which has encouraged Fidayeen who made dreaded attack on CRPF camp in Bemina and killed 5 CRPF jawans and injuring several civilians today. Condemning this Fidayeen attack, she asserted that in her view these legislators are responsible for creating such situation. Jammu people having sympathies with these legislators should take lesson and unite together against perpetrators of terrorism both in assembly and outside.
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