Special Report Plans to gift Siachin to Pakistan Manmohan Talks Peace Over River Of Hindu Blood
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Special Report Plans to gift Siachin to Pakistan Manmohan Talks Peace Over River Of Hindu Blood

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May 14, 2006, 12:00 am IST
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?The news of brutal killing of 19 Hindus in Doda and 15 at Vasantpur area of Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir has completely shaken the Hindu society. Is it the fate of the Hindus to be continuously killed by the bullets of terrorists? The army and the central security forces were withdrawn from these areas in the name of peace dialogue and by dissolving the special task force the state government left the people of the region at the mercy of Pakistani terrorists. Instead of decreasing, such incidents have increased since the Congress-PDP led coalition government came to power in the state. This government has no right to remain in the office. The Central Government should impose President'srule in the state by dismissing the state government, deploy security forces immediately and repeal the Article 370, which has strengthened the separatist mentality.?

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