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Defeated Cong Approaches High Court For Disguised Entry Into Assembly: GLR

K H News Service by K H News Service
October 19, 2024
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Srinagar : Criticising and condemning Congress party in strongest words for its anti-KP, Anti-POJK Displaced People, former MLC and J&K UT spokesperson BJP Girdhari Lal Raina termed double standards of party responsible for pain and displacement of these communities.
The Congress party and INDIA Block which is inherently against Displaced Communities because of their religious faith has exhibited its hatred once again by approaching the Jammu and Kashmir High court against nomination of members to the legislative assembly by UT’s Lt Governor. Ravinder Sharma, a former member of the legislative council and senior vice president of the Pradesh Congress Committee, has filed the petition challenging the provisions of the J&K Reorganisation Act, which grants the Lieutenant Governor the power to nominate five MLAs. It has not learnt anything even after the Supreme Court refused to entertain the plea, lamented EX-MLC. G L Raina recalled that Congress Party, National Conference and entire INDIA Block deceitfully opposed these amendments in both houses of the Parliament in December 2023 when the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill, 2023 was discussed in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on Dec 5-6, and Dec 11, 2024 respectively. Prominent members of Congress party and National Conference who spoke and opposed the Bill include Hassnain Masoodi, Adhir Ranjan Choudary, Manish Tiwari, and Vivek Tankha among others. “In the Bill, there is a provision to nominate the Lt. Governor. I oppose it”, declared NC MP, Raina quoted Parliamentary proceedings. “The law which this Bill intends to amend has been constitutionally challenged and the matter is pending in the Supreme Court. Therefore, no Bill amending that law should be brought before this House’ was the stand of Congress leader Manish Tiwari. Vivek Tankha in Rajya Sabha wanted those who left Kashmir before 1989 to be included in eligible people. Baseless pain of Adhir Ranjan Choudary was “more facilities in Jammu and cut facilities in Kashmir and thus create a divide within the entire population” Now that the BJP Government under the dynamic leadership of PM Narendra Modi has ensured measures to provide justice and rights to all those who have been wronged, humiliated and ignored for 70 years these opportunistic parties desire to control and snatch these little benefits also, added GL Raina. He appealed people to teach these leaders a lesson who after being rejected in polls eye backdoor entry.

 

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