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CM pampering Muslims: BJP

CM pampering Muslims: BJP

Author: Tribune News Service
Publication: The Tribune
Date: April 28, 2006
URL: http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060428/haryana.htm#1

Haryana Bharatiya Janata Party, chief Ganeshi Lal today accused Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda of pandering the Muslim community in the Mewat district at the cost of other communities.

Addressing a press conference here, he said by creating a separate district for Muslims the government had helped Pakistan's ISI to establish a base there for creating disturbances in Haryana.

He said more than 70 per cent of the households there had acquired illicit firearms and Hindu families were migrating to other areas considered safer for them. Warning that unless immediate action was taken, Haryana would become another Bihar, he said his party would call on the Haryana Governor to apprise him of the situation.

The BJP leader said the Butana Canal project initiated by the Hooda government was a ticklish issue taken up without proper appraisal and homework. He said the farmers were not taken into confidence and the related inter-state issues were not addressed by the government.

He also accused the UPA government at the Centre of creating a 1947-like situation in the country by appeasing the Muslims. He said the violent protests in India in the aftermath of the cartoon controversy in Denmark were indicative of the changing face of the community in the country.

Mr Ganeshi Lal said it appeared the country was "without a Prime Minister" since the PMO and the ministers were working at cross-purposes. Citing an instance, he said while the Prime Minister had declared that wheat imports were unnecessary, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar had sanctioned huge imports of wheat.

Likewise, he said Union Ministers, Mr Kapil Sibal and Mr Kamalnath, had publicly opposed Mr Arjun Singh's plans for further reservations in premier educational institutions. He said such issues had made the Manmohan Singh government "visionless".


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