Hari Om, a senior leader in Jammu and Kashmir and the one who was expelled from the party for forming the coalition government with PDP in the state, has again rung the alarm bells on the ‘settlement’ of Rohingyas in Kashmir.
In a series of tweets, the senior Jammu and Kashmir leader had much to reveal and also questioned the BJP over its silence on these issues.
It's clear settlement of Rohingya Muslims in JMU is Kash Muslims' deep-rooted conspiracy.
Sakhawat Centre,Srinagar, collecting money 4 them pic.twitter.com/PFAPpYUMPs— Hari Om (@Prof_HariOm) April 21, 2017
Money being collected for Rohingya fanatics is being deposited in J&K Bank Sinagar, Ac. No. CD 2300
Kashmir-a-Azam Apr 2013 https://t.co/LiE1PZfSXl— Hari Om (@Prof_HariOm) April 21, 2017
Phone No. Being used 4 helping Rohingya Muslims.
Kash- 0194-2491332, 2491637, 9419535785
Jammu-0191-2493088, 9419237557@PMOIndia @HMOIndia https://t.co/LiE1PZfSXl— Hari Om (@Prof_HariOm) April 21, 2017
Hari Om also asked why he was expelled when what he said is now also being said by Ram Madhav.
I's expelled from BJP in 2015 coz I opposed BJP-PDP alliance.
Will BJP expell Ram Madhav, far far junior to me, who said PDP-BJP has failed?— Hari Om (@Prof_HariOm) April 21, 2017
On this statement, even Subramanian Swamy was angry. He wondered where should the accountability be fixed.
Ram Madhav admits to CNN News18 that PDP BJP has failed. Then who is accountable but him and Doval? Did they bother to check before leaping?
— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) April 21, 2017
Kashmir alliance is the first admitted policy failure on TV. Soon shall we on TV hear corporates after corporates selling off family silver?
— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) April 21, 2017
Rohingyas and Bangladeshi Muslims are present in Jammu and Kashmir and their continuous arrival in the state has many worried. Ladakh, worried about its own welfare, is demanding that it be made into a Union Territory while Jammu is demanding de-coupling from Kashmir. Rohingya issue has become a restive issue in the state as they are considered a threat to the demography of Jammu and its Dogra identity. Due to persecution in Myanmar, many of the Rohingyas have made their way to India to take shelter while Muslim countries like Malaysia and Bangladesh are diverting their settlement requests.
