South Kashmir bled enough due to PDP’s surrender : Ghulam Ahmad Mir

5 Dariya News

Srinagar , 24 Apr 2019

Last updated on: Apr 24, 2019, 00:00 IST

Reiterating Congress Party’s resolve to defeat the political exploitation, corruption and favoritism in J&K, the J&K Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) President and Party  Candidate G.A. Mir has said that people of State have been facing brunt of betrayal, misleading politics on the part of PDP BJP and others.Mir also said that Anantnag have voted  against the opportunist politics in first phase appealing the people of Kulgam, Shopian and Pulwama to follow suit.Addressing various public meetings in Manzgam, Nadimarg   and Kulgam in Kulgam District today, G.A. Mir who is also Party Candidate from South Kashmir said the State of Jammu and Kashmir was passing through a crucial phase due to  the surrender of PDP before BJP RSS after securing votes from people especially the south Kashmir, who feel betrayed and cheated after 2014 elections. People had voted for a  particular cause in these elections, but their trust was betrayed by PDP by aligning with the communal forces for the sake of power.“I want to remind you about the promises  made to you by PDP during 2014 Assembly Elections, what they promised to you, Mir told the people and said this party (PDP) blackmailed you emotionally and misled you over  sensitive issue of article 370 pledging to keep BJP out power, bringing back the power projects, besides repealing AFSPA and what not, what happened after the elections was  known to everybody.”He said South Kashmir has bled enough due to the wrong policies of PDP and its old friend BJP, there was a huge disillusionment among the people  because of violence and bloodshed, people need to understand that the PDP, which was responsible for the damages is again trying to woo the voters by  running papers horses  only, the matter of the fact is, PDP cannot do anything, this party which has sacrificed its core agenda for power has against started misleading people over sensitive issues like  safeguarding special status of the J&K, which is beyond its reach.