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Those giving Pakistan clean chit won’t be tolerated: Sat Sharma

BJP J&K chief says Govt blames Centre for disturbing situation; asks NC Govt to work or step down

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Srinagar : Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Jammu and Kashmir president and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma on Wednesday said those directly giving a “clean chit” to Pakistan would not be tolerated, alleging that whenever an incident takes place in Jammu and Kashmir, the government blames the Centre for trying to disturb the situation.

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“Whenever an incident takes place in Jammu and Kashmir, they say that the Centre is trying to disturb the situation. Those who directly give a clean chit to Pakistan will never be tolerated by the Bharatiya Janata Party,” Sharma said while speaking with reporters on sideline of protest in Srinagar as per the news agency.

He said the National Conference-led government must work for development during the remaining three years of its term or step down.

“What can be expected from such a Chief Minister? In the two years that have passed, the development that should have taken place under his leadership has not happened. The attempts being made to divert people’s attention will not be forgiven by the people,” he said.

Sharma said people had made up their minds and demanded that the government either work during the remaining three years of its term or leave office.

He said more than 10,000 BJP workers and members of the public had gathered at Lal Chowk.

“This is the same historic Lal Chowk where, at one point, the hoisting of the Tricolour was prevented. But today, you can see the atmosphere. Thousands of people have gathered peacefully and have made up their minds that either the government should work or leave office,” he said.—(KNO)

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