Srinagar, Aug. 11 -- Senior Congress leader Pawan Khera on Sunday joined the hunger strike organised by the party's Jammu & Kashmir unit, describing it as a protest aimed at building pressure against the Centre to restore J&K's statehood. Khera, the chairman of Congress's media and publicity department, said the party did not trust the Centre's promises. "We believe in the power of people. We believe in our party's history and its power. Even the British had come under pressure from our party... This protest will obviously create pressure and they will have to return this right of the 1.4 crore (14 million) people of Jammu & Kashmir," he said. The J&K unit of BJP refuted recent reports that only Jammu division of the Union Territory would receive statehood. J&K BJP general secretary (organisation) Ashok Koul said, "There is no truth in these rumours. If Jammu had to be separated then it would have been done when Ladakh was separated." Meanwhile, several leaders of the Leh Apex Body (LAB), including co-chairman Chering Dorjay and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, joined the ongoing three-day hunger strike for the demand of statehood for Ladakh and its inclusion in the Constitution's Sixth Schedule....