NC, Congress furthering Pakistan’s agenda in ongoing JK polls: Tarun Chugh

NC, Congress furthering Pakistan’s agenda in ongoing JK polls: Tarun Chugh

JAMMU: BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh today alleged that the National Conference and the Congress are furthering the agenda of Pakistan in the ongoing J&K elections. Taking a strong note of the statement of Pakistan Defence Minister Khwaja Asif to a Pakistani TV channel in which he said that Pakistan and the NC-Congress alliance are on the same page for the restoration of Article 370 and 35 (A), Chugh, who is also party in-charge of J&K, said it has “completely exposed the NC and the Congress for pursuing the Pakistan agenda.” Chugh said it not only demonstrated Pakistan’s intention to interfere in the J&K elections but also established that the Abdullahs of the NC and the Gandhi family in the Congress have been taking directions from Pakistan forces to cause disruption and disturbance in J&K. Demanding an explanation from the Abdullahs and the Gandhi family to clarify their links with the Pakistan ISI, Chugh said it was “reprehensible that an anti-national alliance has been dancing to the tunes of Pakistan forces to fool the people of J&K.” In the past also it was clearly demonstrated by the Abdullahs that they would rather follow the agenda dictated by the Pakistan ISI to deprive J&K to its due development and progress. “It has been the foremost agenda of the Abdullahs and the Gandhis to keep J&K on the boil so that their vested political interests are protected at the cost of the common man in J&K”, he said. Chugh said the “BJP takes strong exception to this dangerous alliance of the Pakistan forces with the NC and Congress and warned the people of J&K against falling into this anti-national trap at a time when voting has started for the Assembly elections in J&K.”

NC, Congress furthering Pakistan’s agenda in ongoing JK polls: Tarun Chugh
NC, Congress furthering Pakistan’s agenda in ongoing JK polls: Tarun Chugh
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