Jo 370 se takrayega, khoon ki nadiyaan bahengi
JAMMU, JANUARY 31 - After the House was adjourned for a day, entire opposition staged sit-in outside the Chief Minister Secretariat here amid anti-BJP slogans.
National Conference and Congress MLAs protested outside the Chief Minister Secretariat shouting slogans ‘RSS sarkar hai hai’, ‘BJP sarkar hai hai,’ ‘Bajrangi sarkar hai hai.’
The protesting MLAs were demanding chief minister Mehbooba Mufti to reply on her statement asserting that anybody raising issue of abrogation will be anti-national. She said in her speech on Monday during grants of her department.
One of the BJP MLAs Rajiv Jasrotia raised the issue in the House demanding expunge of word ‘anti-nationals’ and BJP is not anti-national.
The Speaker also adjourned the House for sometime twice but third time for a day as opposition disrupted the House proceedings.
The protesting MLAs said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat should issue statement whether they are anti-nationals or not. ‘Nagpur sarkar’, ‘Jumla sarkar’, ‘match fixing sarkar’, hai hai, shouted the MLAs.
They said that Speaker for the first time in the history expunged the words of chief minister, who is also Leader of the House. “We want chief minister to clear her stand and straight way should go to Governor’s House and offer her resignation,” they added.
‘Jo 370 se takrayega, khoon ki nadiyaan bahengi,’ shouted the MLAs. They also held a march amid hullabaloo in the Secretariat premises.
Those who were present including Ali Mohammad Sagar (NC), Nawang Rigzin Jora (Congress), Ghulam Mohammad Saroori (Congress), Mubarak Gul (NC), Mian Altaf (NC), Mohd Akbar Lone (NC), Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen (Independent), Ajaz Ahmed Khan (Congress), Haji Abdul Rashid Dar (Congress), Usman Abdul Majid (Congress), Shamim Firdous (NC), Mohammad Amin Bhat (Congress), Asgar Ali Karbalaie (Congress), Deldan Namgail (Congress), Mumtaz Ahmed (Congress), Gulzar Ahmad Wani (Congress), Ch Mohd Akram (Congress), Altaf Kaloo (NC), Ishfaq Ahmad Sheikh (NC) and Altaf Ahmad Wani (NC).
JAMMU, JANUARY 31 - After the House was adjourned for a day, entire opposition staged sit-in outside the Chief Minister Secretariat here amid anti-BJP slogans.
National Conference and Congress MLAs protested outside the Chief Minister Secretariat shouting slogans ‘RSS sarkar hai hai’, ‘BJP sarkar hai hai,’ ‘Bajrangi sarkar hai hai.’
The protesting MLAs were demanding chief minister Mehbooba Mufti to reply on her statement asserting that anybody raising issue of abrogation will be anti-national. She said in her speech on Monday during grants of her department.
One of the BJP MLAs Rajiv Jasrotia raised the issue in the House demanding expunge of word ‘anti-nationals’ and BJP is not anti-national.
The Speaker also adjourned the House for sometime twice but third time for a day as opposition disrupted the House proceedings.
The protesting MLAs said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat should issue statement whether they are anti-nationals or not. ‘Nagpur sarkar’, ‘Jumla sarkar’, ‘match fixing sarkar’, hai hai, shouted the MLAs.
They said that Speaker for the first time in the history expunged the words of chief minister, who is also Leader of the House. “We want chief minister to clear her stand and straight way should go to Governor’s House and offer her resignation,” they added.
‘Jo 370 se takrayega, khoon ki nadiyaan bahengi,’ shouted the MLAs. They also held a march amid hullabaloo in the Secretariat premises.
Those who were present including Ali Mohammad Sagar (NC), Nawang Rigzin Jora (Congress), Ghulam Mohammad Saroori (Congress), Mubarak Gul (NC), Mian Altaf (NC), Mohd Akbar Lone (NC), Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen (Independent), Ajaz Ahmed Khan (Congress), Haji Abdul Rashid Dar (Congress), Usman Abdul Majid (Congress), Shamim Firdous (NC), Mohammad Amin Bhat (Congress), Asgar Ali Karbalaie (Congress), Deldan Namgail (Congress), Mumtaz Ahmed (Congress), Gulzar Ahmad Wani (Congress), Ch Mohd Akram (Congress), Altaf Kaloo (NC), Ishfaq Ahmad Sheikh (NC) and Altaf Ahmad Wani (NC).
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