Stop Bilateral Talks With Pakistan: BJP's Youth Wing

Demanding a halt on bilateral talks with Pakistan in the wake of brutal killing of two Indian soldiers, members of BJP's youth wing today took out a protest march here and clashed with the police.

Led by the Jammu and Kashmir president of BJYM, Munish Sharma, over 200 activists took out the march here and also clashed with the police, which prevented them from marching towards Civil Secretariat.

Similar scuffle between BJYM workers and police was also reported outside Press Club.

"The talks with Pakistan are futile as our Indian soldiers and civilians are being targetted every now and then. It is also failure on the part of the Congress-led UPA government and its foreign policy," Sharma told reporters here.

Sharma said the Centre should call off all talks with Pakistan and a strong and befitting reply should follow.

BJP state secretary Yudhvir Sethi, claimed that India has not learnt any lesson from the past approach of Pakistan, which has JK on its top agenda and have been making all efforts to snatch this border state.

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Jan 09, 2013
08:23 PM

 BJP's youth wing demand is quite correct. The only trouble is-BJP leaders like Vajpayee and Advani pursued a contradictory course. When it came to Pak, Vajpayee was as much a disaster as Manmohan Singh.

So BJP really has no credibility on this issue. They had before 1998. Vajpayee and Advani destroyed it. 

Rakhal, Philadelphia
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