JAMMU: BJP senior leader & former MLC Ramesh Arora (Adv.) has expressed its deep concern over the ongoing protests in different parts of the country over the issue Citizen Amendment Act (CAA). He strongly condemned the violence and burning of official and unofficial vehicle is shameful on the part of protestors. Parliament of India have passed the CAB with majority vote after discussion and uproar on roads indicate that those parties who could not succeed in parliament wants to destabilized and lower down the image of the country, such acts cannot be tolerated in a civilized democratic society.
Arora further said that few political parties want to communalize the issue and are supporting the agitators by one or the other way to achieve petty political gains. We cannot compromise national interest especially when Mahatma Gandhi father of the nation was of the opinion that India should accommodate Hindu and Sikh if they come back from Pakistan at one occasion. Congress party has also passed resolution to this extent. But the present leadership disagree with their stalwarts who were instruments in getting liberated India from the clutches of British government.
Arora said that Jammu and Kashmir people are in favour of CAA and in Assam also a large number of people joined celebration after passing of CAA by Parliament of India. Muslim will not be affected in any manner whatsoever over the issue and it is not going to snatched their legal rights.
Arora condemned the statement of Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad in which he has spoken that we are heading towards disintegration and we are dividing country on communal lines. Ghulam Nabi Azad must remember that he had communal mindset and everybody is aware about his role when he was Chief Minister of J&K. While dealing with the land row agitation which led to fall of his government. All Hindu and Muslim should stand united and so called intellectuals and pseudo secular should refrain from damaging the image of the country in the eyes of right thinking person of the world community.