Hindu Mahasabha angry at being overlooked in All Party Meeting

Jamshedpur, Jan 22 (UNI) The Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha (ABHM) today expressed anger for not being invited by the Jharkhand government at the All Party Meeting with the Delimitation Commission held in Ranchi recently.

Drawing the attention of state governor Syed Sibtey Razi, through a memorandum to the East Singhbhum deputy commissioner N M Kulkarni the ABHM alleged that despite being a registered party, the government had ignored it by not inviting it to the meeting.

Jharkhand state executive president and in-charge of party's Eastern region Dharam Chandra Poddar, who led the delegation to the DC, said all the registered parties should have been invited at the meeting.

Mr Poddar said the ABHM was founded in 1937 and contested in the elections as a registered party but despite being an old party, it was overlooked by the government.

In the memorandum the party had urged the Governor to take proper steps to ensure that such registered parties should not be ignored in the all party meeting in the future.

UNI