Shadow Correspondent
Jammu, Apr, 17:
JKNPP Supremo & Founder of J&K National Panthers Party, Prof.Bhim Singh made a strong appeal to all voters of Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency to support and vote National Panthers Party by pressing button of ‘Bicycle’ on 18th April, 2019 when they visit their respective polling stations. NPP Supremo reminded the Udhampur voters mostly the youth that Panthers Party was founded in Udhampur when an emergency meeting was held under the chairmanship of Late Dr. Thakur Das Chanoter. He reminded the Udhampur voters that he resigned his Congress seat as MLA from J&K Assembly and also resigned from the Congress Party which was working as a Chowkidar under Sheikh Mohd. Abdullah’s government.
Prof.Bhim Singh made strong appeal to all voters irrespective their political affiliation or social status or caste or religion-unite all for justice, equity and peace and vote for Panthers Party by pressing the election symbol ‘Bicycle’ on 18th April, 2019.
This is only way to strengthen secular bonds and promote brotherhood with a mission to reorganize J&K state so that everyone in J&K shall be given fundamental rights as enshrined in Chapter-III of the Indian Constitution. So that the dictatorial laws like Public Safety Act shall go, so that the innocent people shall be free from prisons or jails, so that everyone in J&K shall have freedom, liberty and protection as is guaranteed in Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. So that people of J&K, particularly the youth shall have freedom, liberty and equality under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution.
Prof.Bhim Singh said that it shall be a great revolution, great change if the voters in Udhampur parliamentary constituency on 18th April, 2019 shall vote Mr. Harsh Dev Singh, Panthers Party candidate from Udhampur.
Prof.Bhim Singh appealed to all; defeat sectarian elements, corrupt and opportunist persons, unite all secular and nationalist parties to defeat all opportunists, communal, power hungry elements. Support Panthers Party with a mission to establish peace-loving state where justice shall flow to every door and the turmoil shall end in J&K.
