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Mar 7, 2016, 12:00 am IST
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A Page from History : Abdulah Bans ‘Organiser’

Two factual reports by our special correspondent showing how all is not well with the State of Jammu and Kashmir have provoked the press-pet Shaikh Abdullah into declaring a war on  the Organiser. He has banned the entry and sale of Organiser in the State. We thank him for his attentions but beg to remind him that to suppress is not to disprove.
Anyway the State People know all we have to tell and the Constitution protects the rest from any such interference with their right to know what is happening inside Jammu and Kashmir.
We fully recognise the difficulties of administration in the State. But we have no doubt that the very first  step to solve any problems is to allow people to state them.
Frankly, we think the time has come to treat Shaikh Sahib as one of us-praising his achievements and criticising his foibles  and failures- and not merely to flatter him in order to keep him in good humour. Shaikh Abdullah has enough  to his credit to need any such fulsome flattery. It is in this friendliest of spirit that we have published our serial report on Jammu.
The One  democratic-and honourable-way to counter grievances is to inquire into them, and remedy them, and not    to prohibit their expression. Or is Abdullah shying from full accession just to keep democracy at the Pathankor ‘ bay in order the more freely to issue curses and commands from his Olympian aloofness?                            

Two kicks for Orissa Congress

(From Our special Correspondent )
While the Orissa Congress has purchased ‘independents’ to give it a majority of 6 (73:67) over the Combined Opposition, there are signs that it may not rule the roost long.
Resigning his office as the UTKAL P.CC. President Shri Bishwanath Das complained that the Congress had  sacrificed its principles merely to to get into office. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the personnel of the New ministry which, he said, was conspicuously lacking in tried Congressmen.
Another Congress leader, Shri Radhakrishna, An Ex President of Utkal PCC is reported to be so disgusted with Congress politics as to be ready to join the  opposition ranks. Talks to this effect are reported to be already  well under way. Should this come to pass, Congress ministry will receive  a blow which it may not survive.      n

Consolidated Opposition

(Acharya Kriplani, “Vigil”,  New Delhi)
Efforts are reported to be afoot to form a consolidated opposition in the House of the People. On the initiative of the Jan  Sangh President  Dr S.P. Mookerji, the Hindu Mahasabha, the Ram Rajya Parishad and the Akali  representative –numbering twenty have jointly invited other groups, parties and independents to a conference to be held in New Delhi on March 8, to consider the matter,
The new Parliamentary Party will very likely be  named “United Nationalist party”.      n

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