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JAMMU: President, Jammu West Assembly Movement, Sunil Dimple led a strong anti Pakistan rally to send a message to the Prime Minister of India Narinder Modi that the law and order situation in the J and K State is fast deteriorating and Pakistan is hell bent to destroy peace in the State. Dimple said that militancy graph is on increase in Jammu and Kashmir and the cease-fire violations, firing on LoC Samba, Poonch sector have increased in recent past.
Protesters burnt effigy of Nawaz Sharief and Pakistan Flags in protest against the aiding and abetting terrorism in the Jammu and Kashmir State.
Addressing the protestors Sunil Dimple said that the militancy, ceasefire violations, infiltration bids and pro Pakistan activities have increased in the State after the installation of the BJP-PDP Government in the State.
He said the incidents of NIT, BGSBU and burning of the National Flags in Dental College Jammu are direct attacks by Pakistan on the Indian Constitution. He demanded from the Prime Minister and HRD Minister to issue orders for hoisting Tricolours on all the buildings of colleges and universities of the country and putting the institutions in direct security of central forces.
Sunil Dimple demanded from the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to curb militancy, crush anti national, separatists and Pak agents with iron hand and arrest them all under PSA.
He demanded the arrest of the youths who spread the rumour of molestation of a girl by the army jawans, spreading flare, which consumed five innocent lives and injured several citizens in the five days disturbance and violence in the Valley. He alleged the Mehbooba Mufti led BJP-PDP Government has totally failed to control the law and order situation in the State. He demanded the resignation from the Chief minister Mahbooba Mufti and Deputy Chief Minister Dr Nirmal Singh as both have miserably failed and are incapable, inexperienced to run the Government of the Jammu and Kashmir State.
Those present in the protest were Sham Saroop Gupta, Harbans Tondon, Som Nath Sharma, Raman Gupta, Ashok Khana, Vijay Khjuria, Darshan Sharma, Bishan Das Sharma, Vipan Mukesh, Ashok Khana, Kulwant Sharma, Bansi Lal and many others.
