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NC assails BJP for pursuing myopic, divisive political agenda | KNO

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R S Pura, February 02 (KNO) : State Vice President National Conference Women Wing Bimla Luthra on Saturday blamed the BJP for unleashing politics of hate to create drift between the people to further its myopic political agenda. Addressing workers, Luthra as per a statement issued to KNO said duplicity and hypocrisy has been BJP’s core policy, which is needed to be fought by maintaining unity and communal amity at all costs. Luthra asked the BJP to account for its failures to the people of Jammu instead of provoking them by raising emotive slogans. "Generating passions on religious and regional issues is an obsolete tactic to carve out its lost space, he said adding that the BJP has lost its relevance in Jammu," she said, adding that people will never ever forgive the BJP for its betrayal and trampling their trust. Speaking on the occasion, former MLA Dr. Gagan Bhagat took the BJP head on for pursuing divisive agenda and creating drift among the people on the basis of religion and caste. He blamed the BJP for pursuing self-centric agenda during its misrule in the state for over three years. Dr. Bhagat urged the people to remain vigilant against the divisive elements who want to divide the society in the name of region and religion. “Such elements are working overtime to create wedge between the people to further their nefarious and divisive political agenda”, he said, hoping that the party workers will foil all these machinations by maintaining traditional unity and amity. He said National Conference is inheriting a legacy of communal harmony, which is not only needed to be sustained but promoted in a big way as well to isolate the peace inimical elements.(KNO)

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