Anti- Cong protests in Rajouri
JOB BILL
GK NEWS NETWORK
Rajouri, May 3: Activists of little known Poonch-Rajouri United Front (PRUF) staged a protest against the PHE minister and senior Congress leader, Taj Mohi-ud-Din, for supporting the bill banning the inter-district recruitments, which was passed in the last assembly session.
Taj, who arrived in the town on Monday morning, had to face hostile PRUF and BJP workers. They had hoisted black flags in the town and greeted the minister with anti-Congress slogans.
“The PHE minister played a key role in passing the inter district recruitment bill,” the PRUF president Iqbal Choudhary told protesters.
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