Srinagar’s neglect an example of PDP’s incompetence, lack of vision: NC

Srinagar: National Conference on Thursday lashed out at the PDP-BJP dispensation for its rank neglect of Srinagar City’s developmental needs and economic growth and said the continued indifference of the PDP-BJP Government towards various crucial infrastructural requirements in Srinagar was a sad example of PDP’s incompetence and utter lack of vision.
Addressing the party’s Block Convention at Batamaloo on Thursday, NC General Secretary Haji Ali Muhammad Sagar said PDP’s indifference towards Srinagar coupled with its clueless and vision-deficient governance had stalled the city’s growth and had directly affected its economic state of health. Hitting out at the PDP-BJP Government, the NC General Secretary said various key developmental projects initiated by the previous Omar Abdullah led Government had either been abandoned or were being stalled due to rank incompetence and lack of a political will to develop the city.
Speaking on the occasion, NC Provincial President Nasir Aslam Wani said PDP’s false promises with the people of Srinagar stood exposed as there were no signs of development and infrastructure creation even after three years of the ruling alliance being in power. The NC Provincial President said the previous Omar Abdullah led Government had initiated landmark developmental projects in Srinagar and had created a vast network of community halls, road upgradations and new bridges to meet the needs of the city and its people. The NC Provincial President said PDP’s policy towards Srinagar was that of indifference and confusion as even after three years the Government lacked an urban development policy for the summer capital.
Addressing the block convention, NC Leaders and Former MLA Batamaloo, Irfan Ahmed Shah lashed out at the PDP-BJP Government for offering nothing to the people of Batamaloo beyond false promises and slogans as there was no sign of development and basic governance on the ground level. The NC Leader said PDP was invested in partisan politics of persecution, nepotism and favoured a select coterie of its own kith and kin while ignoring the needs of Batamaloo constituency and its people.