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JAMMU: Prof. Bhim Singh, NPP Supremo and Member National Integration Council (NIC) called on BJP MLAs in J and K to prove their sense of nationalism and revolt against anti-national and communal government in the national interest. He said that government should stop recruiting surrendered militants into the security forces and police forthwith. He also demanded that the so-called surrendered militants should not be brought to J and K from Pakistan via Nepal as NC-Congress government had been doing. This practice is followed by PDP-BJP government inspite of the show cause notices by the Supreme Court.
During his meeting with BJP MLAs, Prof. Bhim Singh asked them to revolt against the incumbent state government for adopting anti-India stance, following the lines adopted by him when he was Congress MLA in 1981 when Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah introduced Bill No. 9 (now Resettlement Act) enabling nearly 5 lakh Pakistanis to settle in Jammu Pradesh. Bhim said that wayback in 1981, he revolted against the mighty Congress which had surrendered to Sheikh Abdullah for their petty and personal interests and resigned from the party openly revolting against Resettlement Act.
“It was that point when I founded Panthers Party to defend India’s flag, constitution and save India from communal and anti-national elements”, said Bhim. He said that what he said in 1982 about infiltration of foreign militants was proved correct in 1989 when the National Conference supported by the Congress got exposed for breeding terrorists in the state.
Prof. Bhim Singh told the young MLAs of the BJP that they should understand that national interest is always supreme and above party politics. He said that the young MLAs should revolt against the corrupt, criminal, communal and anti-national government and come out with clean image and nationalist outlook. He told them if they do not act now they shall repent forever.
Meanwhile, Bhim asked various units of NPP to take up the issues of delimitation of the Assembly constituencies, comprehensive settlement of 15 lakh refugees and migrants from Pakistan along with AIIMS for Jammu.
