A letter to BJP

Dear Sir,

In middle of 18th century Marathas started form Pune conquered entire north India and put their flag on Attock. As history says that Marathas intenstion was not to rule and set any kind of administration, but only to conquer it . It was symbol of their strength. They had to show it. A symbol to claim right on foreign territory.

The  'Ekata Yatra' which has been started by BJP is taking us back to same Medieval period. Generating a sense that BJP is conquering some foreign land and attaching claiming India's right on it. But Jammu & Kashmir is an integral part of our India. We don't have to claim it. By taking  such 'Yatra' I think we are accepting that J&K is not a part of India and hence need to be claimed or conquered. Sir, we are not opposing flag hoisting but the way it is being carried out. We would be very happy to see that BJP is building a confidence in J&K people along with its restless youth and they all are hoisting a flag in Lal Chauk with proud.

For Kashmir Valley last summer was a terrible one. Its well know that incumbent government at center did not react   well in time to content anger of youth there. As one of the national party we did not come across any kind of pro-active step from BJP to understand, to reach and to support the people out there. BJP ought to undertake steps to build up confidence, trust in the mind and heart of people of J&K.

On the other hand we are facing darkest time in democratic independent India. Scams, food price inflation, anarchy in high offices every thing is at its peek. At this hour, we need a strong opposition so that a common man can have a reason to keep faith in democracy. Yes incumbent government has failed on all these account. But what about opposition parties?  We need a constructive opposition. An opposition not for the sake of opposing but with alternate, possible solutions too. The sand taken by BJP on Nuclear Liability Bill showed a constructive opposition.

 We have many expectations from Party. And hope BJP we fulfill all those. 

Regards 

Prakash