"We appeal for a Jammu bandh on Saturday against incidents of communal violence and the government's failure in ensuring safety to minorities in Kishtwar," BJP state president Jugal Kishore Sharma told reporters here today.
Once again the NC-Congress coalition has given a free hand to a section of people to harass, terrorise, kill and damage properties of minorities, he alleged.
Sharma, along with Leader of the BJP Legislature Party Ashok Khajuria, party national executive member Nirmal Singh and others led a protest march and sat on dharna at Kachi Chawni Chowk to protest against growing incidents of communal violence in Kishtwar.
Shiv Sena, VHP, Bajrang Dal, Dogra Front and JMM have also supported tomorrow's bandh.
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