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JAMMU: Lashing out at PDP-BJP Coalition Government over large scale mismanagement, bungling and corruption in issue of ration cards, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday staged a protest and said that with such policies government is losing popularity amongst the masses.
A large number of AAP volunteers assembled at Exhibition Ground near Press Club, and raised antigovernment slogans
Speaking on the occasion, Advocate Sanjeev Sareen, AAP volunteer said that large scale of bungling, corruption and mismanagement is seen by party while getting new ration cards.
“While Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution (CAPD) Department is the main department for issue of ration cards through ration dealers as per the past practice nowadays the CAPD Department harassed general public by asking them to go from one pillar to next post daily for verification of ration cards,” he alleged.
“AAP Government of Delhi set an example by streamlining the ration supply process in the National Capital without any huss or fuss which set high standards of politics in the history of India,” he said adding that Bharatiya Janata Party is showing desperation of its losing popularity amongst the masses that it could not do anything good for the people of country now started new ideology of harassing the common public in issue of ration cards.
After burning the effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Deputy Chief Minister Dr. Nirmal Singh, Sareen said that BJP in the times to come will see the Aam Aadmi’s power when the general public will throw it out of power as they have been made to suffer a lot during their regime by unpopular decisions of the government.
Amongst others who participated in the protest were Anita Gupta, Rani Devi, Bilal Khan, Rajesh Bali, Kanwar Gagan, Gagandeep Singh, Raj Kumar Nischal, Munna, Vipul Bali, Ravinder Singh, Daljeet Singh, Janmeet Singh, D.L Radha, Vishal Arya, Balbir Singh, Raman Kumar, Darshan Lal, Dalvinder Kumar, Brita Ram, Rahul, Sunny, Vishal Gupta, Manmeet Singh, Parvinder Singh, Sanjay Rakwal, Sunil Pandita, Kala Singh, Kuldeep Singh, Harmeet Singh, Harpreet Singh, Ajay and Sanjay Bhat.
