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After BJP'S rejection NDPI pledged to end discrimination with Jammu
YB WEB DESK. Dated: 4/13/2021 12:33:58 PM
Jammu, Apr 12 J&K unit of National Democratic Party Indian (NDPI) held a meeting of office bearers and party workers at party headquarters here. The agenda of the meeting was to discuss the issues related discrimination with Jammu and failure of the BJP leadership in JK UT. In the very beginning of the meeting NDPI office bearers and workers pledged to eradicate discrimination from Jammu region completely as BJP is totally rejected by Jammu. Asserting that the BJP Govt's claims of ushering a ‘new era of dawn' post Article 370 abrogation has proved a farce, NDPI chief Rajesh Gupta regretted that the erstwhile State had faced worst ever crisis during the last few years. "The development inertia, the crashing economy, back breaking inflation, soaring unemployment, resentment among farmers and border dwellers, bourgeoning culture of corruption etc have made the situation from bad to worse in J&K". Gupta lambasted the BJP Govt for its failure to flatten the curve of corona pandemic whose second wave was sweeping the country and had exposed the vulnerability of the prevalent Health care system. "J&K too, has seen sudden surge in the corona cases with several fatalities having occurred during the past one year. Govt hospitals are in chaos and the total collapse of health services has raised the eyebrows over the functioning of the M&HE department," he added. Gupta further said that back breaking inflation and rise in unemployment had brought the growth rate to the grinding halt. He said that skyrocketing prices of fuel and essential commodities had robbed the pockets of the common man. He regretted that inflation had become a benchmark of BJP's governance and looting people had always been its nasty motive. "The petrol, diesel and LPG have become dearer and as a result the prices of other essentials have also soared. The prices of vegetables, fruits, dairy products, cereals and others have gone beyond the reach of the common masses", said Gupta.