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Claims made by BJP on progress ,dev have fallen flat: Omar

K H News Service by K H News Service
January 19, 2023
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Srinagar : Omar Abdullah the Vice President J&K National Conference on Wednesday said the ground situation in Jammu and Kashmir belies the governments claims on development and progress.
According to a statement issued from NC Media Cell here Omar while addressing a one day worker’s convention of Gurez Constituency held at the party headquarters Nawa-e-Subha, Srinagar said that BJP cannot shy away from elections citing excuses of weather and security situation. “The election Commission had made it clear that they have given green signal for holding elections in J&K as they are done with the preparations. They had made it clear that the ball was in the court of the central government to take a call. This explains that BJP is not ready for the assembly elections because they aren’t ready to face the people as all the claims made by them on progress and development have fallen flat. Nearly four years have passed, where are those promised jobs, investments and developmental projects?” he said.
“For how long can they run from elections, one or the other day they have to hold them and face people,” Omar said adding, “They will try their best to grab power through electoral fraud , manipulation and spending money. People have to decide if they want to sell their conscience fir few pennies or secure the future of their coming generations. The power in the hands of people,” he said.
In his address, party General Secretary Ali Muhammad Sagar said, “There is no denying the fact that NC has contributed a lot for the political, social and economic emancipation of our brothers and sisters in Gurez. God willing, the party will continue to serve the people of Gurez. But today we are facing big challenges that require us to forge unity and look beyond petty gains. Any wrong step at this juncture is bound to have dangerous consequences for our future generations,” he said adding, “It was NC that provided helicopter service, surface connectivity, colleges, PHCs and other infra projects to our brothers and sisters in Gurez. Providing an all weathertunnel, and jobs for local youth will remains high on our agenda. There is no trade off between development and our pride. We are and will continue to fight for both.”
In a concluding para of the statement, on this occasion, Nazir Khan Gurezi appreciated the workers for braving chill and making it to the venue. He asked the workers to intensify their underway activities aimed at strengthening the party on ground.

K H News Service

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