SRINAGAR
Justifying use of brute force against stone peletrs and the anti-nationals, BJP minister Chander Prakash Ganga says bullet is the only solution. The assertions are part of his, apparently informal, interaction with media somewhere in Jammu, a video that has gone viral despite ban on social websites.
“They are traitors, whether they have come from Pakistan or they live here,” Ganga is heard saying in the video. “There is only one remedy and that is bullets.” He says he is a man who does not in twisted language – ‘I talk straight and simple’.
Ganga is referring to the video in which a youth is crying as soldiers are beating him, and says this has to happen. “Take my word that next time they (the youth) won’t throw stones,” he says.
“Did you see the video in which the youth are raising anti-Pakistan slogans?” asks Ganga, while referring to another video clip that had gone viral on social networking websites. “Laatoon kay boot baatooun sey nahi mantay…inka ilaaj jotay hai.”
Ganga is state’s industries minister. He wants the youth who are seeking Aazadi should be taught the lesson. “From whom, do they (youth) want Aazadi?”
It was not known if the small talk in an apparently overwhelming situation in Kashmir was discussed at any level in the PDP-BJP coalition government.
