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Page7.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2019 (PAGE 7) Only BJP did justice with Fire damages standing wheat India needs decisive Ladakh region: Jamyang crop on 250 kanals of land PM like Modi: Kavinder Excelsior Correspondent of Ladakh region. “Under Prime Minister, Narendra Modi led BJP Excelsior Correspondent was also damaged in fire belong- Excelsior Correspondent tion parties `Mahagathbandhan' KARGIL (LADAKH), Apr ing to Sardari Lal, resident of vil- to defeat Modi in the 2019 gen- Government, Ladakh has seen KATHUA/ SAMBA, Apr 25: 25: Only Bharatiya Janata Party lage Changal in Kathua. JAMMU, Apr 25: Prime eral elections. unprecedented development with Fire broke out in wheat fields in a Minister, Narendra Modi is a (BJP) did justice with the Ladakh the liberal fundings from the The farmers asked the district In Jammu and Kashmir, a region by taking cognition of the vast area in Kathua and Samba administration to assess the loss "decisive" leader under whose Central Government. districts today damaging the `Mahamilawat' of NC, PDP and aspirations of nationalist popula- Hitting out at Congress party, and issue ex-gratia relief for the leadership the country has sus- Congress has been made to play tion of the Himalayan region. This standing crops worth several families for their sustenance as tained high average growth Jamyang said Congress lakhs of rupees belonging to vari- with the sentiments of Jammu was stated by Jamyang Tsering Governments always backstabbed except agriculture they have no without stoking inflation. and Ladakh regions just to send Namgyal, BJP's MP candidate for ous farmers of the twin districts. Leh and Kargil during their other source of livelihood. They This was stated by former senior Abdullah to Parliament. DCC Leh, president Tsering Namgyal flanked by MP candi- Parliamentary Constituency seat As per reports, about 250 Governments at the Centre and in also asked the insurance compa- Deputy CM, Kavinder Gupta in date Rigzin Spalbar releasing party manifesto on Thursday. of Ladakh, while addressing a kanals of standing wheat crops The recent pro Pakistan and pro the State as well. They did crimi- nies to survey the losses and a statement issued here, today. separatist's statements have —Excelsior/Morup Stanzin massive rally along with other BJP which was to be harvested with- release compensation. He said Modi has a strong nal injustice with Leh and Kargil in days was turned into ashes in been given by almost all the leaders here at Lal Chowk, today. Reports said one Kanal of national & international policy in every sphere of development. devastating fire that broke out in leaders of `Thagbandhan' and Working firmly to secure the wheat crop gutted under fire at and he has guts to take on Cong releases manifesto Parliamentary Constituency seat He accused Congress, NC and villages Pumbwal, Nagari and people have made up their mind Village Pakhri sector Ramgarh in Opposition's "unworkable" Excelsior Correspondent Chumur as per the feasibility for of Ladakh with a big margin, sen- PDP of being only concerned Barnoti and Badala villages of to teach them a lesson. about their own families, running district Samba today. alliance with a "maverick" lead- pilgrimage and promotion of ior leaders of BJP Jammu & Kathua district. Gupta said the opposition is LEH, Apr 25: District Government like private enter- The fire broke out in village ership. trade. Kashmir have intensified the poll The cause of fire was not issueless in these elections as Congress Committee (DCC) prises. These corrupt parties utter- Pakhri, Sector Ramgarh in district It was stated that Leh campaign in all the areas of the known. While wheat crop spread- He said, India is the fastest- our elected MPs from Jammu Leh, president Tsering Namgyal ly ignored the aspirations and wel- Samba this afternoon suddenly in Congress unit will try its best to region, approaching every individ- ing over 200 kanals of land in vil- growing "major" economy in and Ladakh have done a justice flanked by party candidate from fare of public from entire region, the field of one Ram Lal, son of address all the issues related to ual voter to seek support for the lages of Pumbwal, Nagari and the world and very soon it to the mandate received from Leh Lok Sabha seat, Rigzin Thandu Ram, as a result of which defence procurement of local party candidate. he alleged. Barnoti was damaged in the fire, would be in top three the public. ``We have managed Spalbar released a long list of its one Kanal standing wheat crop of labour in different organisations, BJP Kargil district president, Jamyang assured the public of in village Badala alone standing economies of the world. "Who to get multiple mega projects in manifesto today. Ladakh that both the regions Leh farmer was totally turned into efficient and affective delivery in Hussain Ali along with Haji crop over 50 kanals of land was should be India's Prime the field of education, power, The major part of Congress and Kargil will be given equal ashes. all negotiated contract like trans- Khudam, Hassan Pasha, councilor damaged in mysterious fire. Minister, if India wants to infrastructure, healthcare and manifesto includes that it will share in development under the Later the fire control team ports, vegetables, milk, fodder Leela Bano, Padma Dorjee and The farmers whose crop was achieve this? Should he/she be tourism for all the three regions strive to achieve Union Territory other senior leaders from the BJP Government. He said that reached on spot and controlled through various cooperative soci- destroyed in fire included Gulzar the fire from spreading in other constrained by his/her rival of the State. Many people have status for Ladakh which is the region along with very large num- during the last five years, BJP has Singh, Ravinder Singh,Davender aspirants who have reluctantly long standing demand of people eties to the army and paramilitary delivered on its promise with the nearby fields. been benefitted by the ber of locals accorded a grand wel- Singh . Meanwhile a Kacha house supported him/her out of mere of Leh-Ladakh, inclusion of forces, giving preferences to public of Ladakh in sectors like Centrally sponsored schemes come to BJP's Ladakh MP candi- dislike for a common opponent Bhoti language in the 8th local candidates in the recruit- date, Jamyang Tsering Namgyal, education, power, administration and love Modi for the same. He or does India need a Prime Schedule of the Indian ment of Ladakh Scouts on his arrival at Kargil town to and party is committed to the Improve water, power supply said as a partner in Government Minister with a clear mandate Constitution and opening of the Regiment, Para- military forces address public rally. development in the region. The in Jammu and Kashmir ``we and other regiments of the Indian as in 2014. had been successful in develop- Kailash Mansarowar road via Addressing a mammoth rally development will be given a Chushulk, Demchok and Army. at Lal Chowk, Kargil, Jamyang major boost with equal share for situation in Nowshera: Ex-MLC He said Modi has proved ing our respective constituen- himself as the man of masses said only BJP Government at the every region and every person, he Excelsior Correspondent ment of old machineries, other- cies and people are happy with Center did justice with the people added. wise, the summer season will be which has become evident as the performances of all the for- Rattled Mehbooba desperate to JAMMU, Apr 25: Former very difficult meeting the drink- his approach is to up-lift every mer MLA's''. DM imposes prohibitory MLC and PCC chief ing water needs in several parts. section of the society. Only He said people have proven spokesperson, Ravinder Sharma He said that the administra- such a Prime Minister can this by electing majority of rep- generate sympathy: Brig Gupta has demanded more water tion and higher ups in the deliver growth and satisfy the resentatives in the Urban local Excelsior Correspondent ried out at the two trade facilita- orders at project sites tankers in Sunderbani and department should gear up and nation's aspirations," he said bodies and Panchayat across tion centres, one each in Jammu Excelsior Correspondent drances in construction work of Nowshera areas besides neces- while referring to the opposi- the State. JAMMU, Apr 25: Making a & Kashmir regions. She contin- activate their field functionaries scathing attack on PDP chief and the power projects at several sary up-gradation, repairs and besides making them responsi- ues to mislead the Kashmiris KISHTWAR, Apr 25: District places. maintenance of the water supply former Chief Minister, Mehbooba through here statements like “if Magistrate Angrez Singh Rana has ble and accountable. He said that Various health institutions Mufti, Brig (retd) Anil Gupta, The management of the schemes to meet the drinking there are complaints of non- trade via Wagah can continue, imposed prohibitory orders at Project has reported that some water requirements of the peo- State spokesperson of Bharatiya why not the cross-LoC trade?” project sites. availability and leaving stations local youth and locals have created ple, who are badly suffering in Janata Party (BJP) today said that Brig Gupta said since majori- As per official spokesman, on by them towards Jammu, as a observe World Malaria Day the low voter turnout in her per- sense of insecurity and fear in several areas of Nowshera con- ty of the rural population in the basis of series of complaints result there is lack of supervi- ceived bastion in phase one of the minds of management and have stituency. Excelsior Correspondent Information Centre (DIC) Kashmir does not know the dif- received from Project authorities sion and quick redressal of the Anantnag Parliamentary vitiated the peaceful environment Interacting with local repre- Ramban organized a symposium ference between the two types of with regard to serious law and public grievances.
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