Political party's cheating SC's, ST's: BCFI
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JAMMU, Nov 3: Backward Class Federation of India (BCFI), Jammu has accused the mainstream political parties of cheating the gullible population of OBC's, SC's and ST's of the sate by making false promises.
The Federation has further castigated the role of Sangarsh Samiti in the recent past with the peal that the Jammu agitation has inflicted a serious economic setback to the already downtrodden people of the state particularly.
In a meeting of the BCFI executive committee which was held today under the Chairmanship of Nek Ram Dofara at Tali Morh, Miran Sahib the members felt that the fight between Leaders of some political parties over distribution of Tickets is nothing but reflects their political interests to who wants to garner public sympathy in their favour, especially of OBC's, SC's & ST's, who played a pivotal role in the agitation of Sangarsh Samiti.
Speaking on the occasion Nek Ram alleged that none of the political party is interested in the welfare and development of common man but aiming at vote bank of Backward Classes.
"Had these parties are serious about the welfare of OBC's, SC's & ST's they should have given tickets to the members of these communities but this has not been done and seats has been given to the Upper Caste Hindus and Muslims only, which speaks the hypocrisy of these parties", the members observed in the meeting.
On the occasion the Executive of the Federation greets Mukhtiyar Kaila on his retirement and offered him the post of General Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the BCFI, Jammu in the Federations elections scheduled on Sunday.
On the occasion Ashok Kumar Basotra pledged himself that if he would be elected from Gandhi Nagar Constituency, he would certainly fight for the rights of common man including people belonging to backward classes and bring justice for all the inhabitants of his area, come what might.
At the end the meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to all the Executive Members of CEC. Prominent amongst the speakers were H.L.Verma, Bua Ditta, Vinod Ram and others.(NAK)
The Federation has further castigated the role of Sangarsh Samiti in the recent past with the peal that the Jammu agitation has inflicted a serious economic setback to the already downtrodden people of the state particularly.
In a meeting of the BCFI executive committee which was held today under the Chairmanship of Nek Ram Dofara at Tali Morh, Miran Sahib the members felt that the fight between Leaders of some political parties over distribution of Tickets is nothing but reflects their political interests to who wants to garner public sympathy in their favour, especially of OBC's, SC's & ST's, who played a pivotal role in the agitation of Sangarsh Samiti.
Speaking on the occasion Nek Ram alleged that none of the political party is interested in the welfare and development of common man but aiming at vote bank of Backward Classes.
"Had these parties are serious about the welfare of OBC's, SC's & ST's they should have given tickets to the members of these communities but this has not been done and seats has been given to the Upper Caste Hindus and Muslims only, which speaks the hypocrisy of these parties", the members observed in the meeting.
On the occasion the Executive of the Federation greets Mukhtiyar Kaila on his retirement and offered him the post of General Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the BCFI, Jammu in the Federations elections scheduled on Sunday.
On the occasion Ashok Kumar Basotra pledged himself that if he would be elected from Gandhi Nagar Constituency, he would certainly fight for the rights of common man including people belonging to backward classes and bring justice for all the inhabitants of his area, come what might.
At the end the meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to all the Executive Members of CEC. Prominent amongst the speakers were H.L.Verma, Bua Ditta, Vinod Ram and others.(NAK)
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