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BJP messed up Jat quota issue: Hooda

SONEPAT: Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today squarely blamed the BJP over “messing up” the Jat reservation issue in the Supreme Court during a hearing in a case related to the reservation issue.

Sonepat, November 24

Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today squarely blamed the BJP over “messing up” the Jat reservation issue in the Supreme Court during a hearing in a case related to the reservation issue.

Talking to mediapersons here, Hooda said the Congress had prepared a 36-page affidavit for submission in the Supreme Court during the hearing of the Jat reservation case. But with the change of government, it was not submitted. He squarely blamed the government for not fulfilling its promises. In reply to a question, Hooda claimed that the Congress would get a majority in the Gujarat Assembly election as people knew very well that the BJP was against communal harmony and social amity. — OC

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