Separatists playing politics over dead bodies: Ram Madhav
April 29, 2017 20:30
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Ram Madhav today attacked separatist leaders in Kashmir accusing them of playing politics of sentiment over dead bodies and said that the Centre had made it clear that it would not hold talks with them.
"Separatists have only one motto -- one dead body a day -- so that they can play sentimental politics over the dead bodies. They use the people of the Valley as guinea pigs in their reprehensible politics of violence and separatism," the BJP General Secretary alleged in a post on facebook.
He said the security forces and the government on the other hand try their best to ensure that the ill intentions of separatists do not succeed.
It is a difficult job being executed with commendable sincerity by the government and the security forces, he said.
Madhav, who is considered to be the BJP's pointsman for Kashmir said the Centre had told the Supreme Court yesterday that there is no plan to hold any talks with separatists and those not loyal to India.
He said the Supreme Court too had taken a strong stand while hearing a petition which demanded that the use of pellet guns be barred by emphasising that stone pelting and street violence had to be stopped.
"The stand of the SC judges including Chief Justice of India (CJI) is commendable and I am sure patriotic people in the country including those in the Valley welcome this position of Court," the senior BJP leader said in his post.
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