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Mian Altaf accuses PDP of plunging Kashmiri into fear, uncertainty

Addresses election meetings

Rouf Pampori

Rouf Pampori

5 Dariya News

Ganderbal , 27 Mar 2017

Last updated on: Mar 27, 2017, 00:00 IST

National Conference on Monday slammed PDP for creating an environment of fear and uncertainty across the Kashmir Valley, saying that the people are yet to come out of the trauma of 2016 gruesome incidents.“Even as the PDP was enjoying loaves of power with BJP, the young people were falling to bullets in every street and square”, former minister and MLA Kangan Mian Altaf Ahmed said while addressing roadside election meetings along with senior National Conference leaders.Mian Altaf said that the insensitive PDP leaders, instead of feeling remorse over making young boys and girls fodder for pellet guns, mocked at their helplessness rather than making the security forces accountable. “For five turbulent months, the PDP completely took over the command of trigger happy forces that let loose reign of terror on innocent Kashmiris”, he said, adding that the trauma is unending as the people, irrespective of their age, are pushed behind the bars on false charges.He questioned the moral authority of the PDP in coming before people who they subjected to untold atrocities.Senior party leaders and legislators Mohammed Akbar Lone, Sheikh Ashfaq Jabbar and Ali Mohammed Dar also spoke to the gatherings and sought vote and support for Dr Farooq Abdullah in the upcoming elections for Srinagar Parliamentary Constituency. They said that the vote to National Conference will be negation of anti-Kashmiri and anti-youth policies of the PDP. (KNS)

 

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