*On day of NC’s crucial CWC session, estranged MP Aga Ruhullah heads to Ganderbal*

 

*“No invitation, no information on party meet:” MP’s office*

Ganderbal, Nov 27 : On the day when the National Conference is holding its Central Working Committee (CWC) meeting in Srinagar, its estranged Srinagar MP, Aga Ruhullah Mehdi, is visiting Ganderbal to meet farmers.

The MP, as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) is expected to interact with farmers today afternoon at Bunpora, Tulmulla, in the Ganderbal assembly segment, which is represented by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.

He is also expected to visit the family of a Kangan youth who died in the Red Fort blast in New Delhi.

Ruhullah has been at odds with the National Conference over a gamut of issues including rationalization of reservation.

The office of the MP said that he has neither been invited nor is he aware of any such meeting.

The session is expected to discuss, among other matters, the party’s defeat in the Budgam by-poll.

The MP had stayed away from campaigning for the party in the Budgam assembly segment -a move many believe contributed to NC’s loss there—(KNO)