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Deferment of Anantnag By Elections blot on PDP’s face: JK Cong

K H News Service by K H News Service
October 8, 2017
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Srinagar: Lashing out at PDP for tactfully ensuring deferment of By Elections to Anantnag Parliamentary Constituency under the garb of deteriorating situation in South Kashmir, the J&K Pradesh Congress Committee Saturday blamed Chief Minister for evading defeat in the elections, saying that PDP, which is fully responsible for deteriorating situation has lost ground miserably, as a result, the polls were deferred in connivance with the Centre Govt to save the dented image on the part of PDP
Commenting on the decision of holding elections in 2019, The Party Spokesperson hit out at PDP for tactfully evading defeat, saying that deferment of By Elections to Anantnag has exposed tall claims of Chief Minister about her Govt’s performance, indicating that this Party has lost the ground miserably, not in a position to face the electorates.
The decision of holding By Elections in 2019 shows the double standards & indifferent attitude of the Centre Govt about the wellbeing of the people, who continues to remain unpresented in the Lok Sabha, he said.
He described the decision as very callous, undemocratic and as a ploy to undermine the authority of democratic Institutions in the State inorder to benefit the ruling Party in the State. He said Centre and State Govt are doing experiments to get benefitted, but I want to tell both State and Centre Govt that people have lost faith in democratic process under the present regime, feeling isolated due to the callous attitude of both State and Centre, the day is not far, when both PDP & BJP will vanish completely from the State, he said.
He said how long Centre would keep PDP alive on oxygen, the fact the matter is that, this party(PDP) is no more relevant in Kashmir valley, besides BJP has also lost the ground in Jammu miserably, as both the Parties have crossed all limits of betrayal and suppression, he added
Congress Spokesperson lambasted Centre Govt for supporting every wrong initiative of the State Govt stating that Centre is equally responsible for the crisis in Kashmir, resulting in deep alienation among the people in all the three regions of the State.

 

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