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JAMMU: Shiv Sena (Bala Ji Sahib Thackery) Jammu and Kashmir unit on Monday strongly criticised Modi led NDA Government for not providing secure atmosphere to the security forces in discharging their duties particularly in Jammu and Kashmir and North-East. While addressing the media persons at party headquarters here on Monday, State President, Shiv Sena, Dimpy Kohli said that eight CRPF men were martyred in Pampore militant attack and at least 20 were injured and dreaded militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba which is sponsored by Pakistan claims credit of it.
The Lashkar spokesman also warned of similar attacks in future which is a matter of concern. He said only for the lust of power Modi led BJP has shaken hand with PDP which is a big supporter of separatists and militant outfits. PDP policies are same as that of separatists.
He said that it is painful to learn about the death of our soldiers who are fighting a proxy war and had succeeded in creating an atmosphere of peace in the State, as a result of which the tourists from across the world are visiting Kashmir, thereby contributing to the economy of the State.
Dimpy said that graph of violence has increased in the State from the date when BJP – PDP took reins of the State.
He demanded elaborate security arrangements for the annual Amarnath Yatra commencing from 2nd July and said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must camp in Kashmir during the Yatra period and should himself monitor the situation and security arrangements for the Amarnath pilgrims to restore the confidence among Hindu community.
He said that if anything adverse happens with even one Amarnath pilgrim, Shiv Sena will start nation- wide agitation against this and then Central Government will be totally responsible for that situation.
On the occasion Shiv Sena also extended their heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, who lost their dear and near ones in this attack and expected the State authorities and other security agencies to nab the culprits who are involved in such dastardly act.
