BJP engaged in fulfilling lust of power through non-local voters: Shiv Sena
J&K has become a laboratory for methods of killing democracy: Sahni
JAMMU, 25-08-2022: Shiv Sena J&K unit today asserted that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) can go to any extent in fulfilling its growing lust for power, the identity and culture of Jammu and Kashmir have been put at stake, which can be seen with the recent decision of J&K Election Commission by giving voting rights to outsiders living in Jammu and Kashmir.
Addressing media persons here today, Manish Sahni, President Shiv Sena J&K said that BJP is well aware of the growing discontent among the people with its anti-people policies, due to which it is trying to capture power by taking the help of non-local people.
Sahni said that he welcomed the decision to give voting rights to POJK, Balmiki, Gorkha Samaj, and domicile holders but their number cannot be 25 lakhs. The Election Commission should clarify what criteria have been fixed to give voting rights to outsiders. Sahni said that lest the political parties with the help of imported voters start fulfilling their plans to grab power.
He said that BJP is now planning to register its agenda and victory through outsider voters in the upcoming elections of the Legislative Assembly.
Those who will become voters can be placed on the chair of the Chief Minister.
Sahni alleged that the BJP has made Jammu and Kashmir a testing laboratory of the ways in which democracy can be killed. For the first time in the country’s democratic history, a state was divided into two parts and made a Union Territory. He asserted that’s when the claims of the BJP to bring people from all over the country to settle in J&K have failed now the BJP is making efforts to grab power with the help of non-local voters.
Sahni said that BJP may do such experiments a number of times but the people of Jammu and Kashmir have made up their minds to teach BJP a lesson in the forthcoming elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
Among others who were present include president mehila wing Meenakshi Chibber, Gen secretary Vikas Bakshi, chairman Rakesh Gupta, Vice President Sanjeev Kohli, Balwant Singh, president Kamghar wing Raj Singh, President Yuva wing Binni Mahajan, Naresh, Ashok, Riyasat Ali.
