Mohd Irfan
Shopkeepers of Nai basti resented the government’s move of serving with a demolition notice. A video has gone viral on social media where shopkeepers turning tables against the government for serving them with a demolition notice. Visuals of the video shows the abrupt anger of the Shopkeeper as he launched a blistering attack upon the government by terming that this government rendered them homeless and even went to the extent of saying that erstwhile government was better as they don’t discriminate between Hindus and Muslims. “This government worked to vitiate the communal harmony as he uttered the very fabric of Secularism has been done away by this government ” Aggrieved and Dejected Shopkeeper who is wailing in front of public rued that where shall I go now? As this government taking the shelter of the masses which is really intriguing and baffling for which this government shall suffer in the days to come for their big blunder which can’t be forgive by any means whatsoever”he avers. The way this Shopkeeper wept bitterly and the other shopkeepers also supporting him adding, as unequivocally condemned the government eviction notice on them. Shopkeepers termed that when LG made statement that those who are small fries they can’t be touched but here in Nai basti area of Jammu Government served demolition notices to us, Lamented Aggrieved Shopkeepers who are in a fix as to what to do at this crucial Juncture. Sensing the gravity of the situation and anger, BJP President Ravinder rushed to the Nai basti area and pacified the aggrieved shopkeepers who have staged vociferously protests against the government.
Ravinder Raina asked the shopkeepers as who have send them the notices and in turn Shopkeepers reacted that irrigation department served them notices with a condition to vacant the shops within a period of seven days. “No need to worry, I am here and none dared to touched you” Ravinder Raina vehemently said adding, if Bull dozer used first of all it will use against me amidst applause and cheering from the shopkeepers “.
