The J-K National Panthers Party (JKNPP) today held protest against the state government, especially the ruling coalition partner BJP, for allegedly not doing anything to deport Rohingyas and Bangladeshis from Jammu region, despite brewing public anger.
Activists led by JKNPP Chairman Harsh Dev Singh staged a protest at the Exhibition ground here.
Describing the Rohingyas as the "biggest threat" to the communal harmony and composite culture of Jammu, Singh alleged the BJP partnered dispensation of not responding to the alarming situation, which he said could vitiate peace in the city of temples.
What happened to the much trumpeted group of four Ministers (GoM) headed by Deputy CM Nirmal Singh which was constituted last year in Feb 2017 to identify the unlawful immigrants for their deportation?
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