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NC day dreaming about returning back to power: Malik 12/1/2015 12:28:59 AM Early Times Report KISHTWAR, Nov 30: Taking jibe at former Chief Minister and National Conference working President Omar Abdullah who at Ramban few days back talk about winning the elections "hands down" in case by elections held today, Peoples Democratic Party Youth State Secretary Mohammad Umar Malik said that former Chief Minister is day dreaming about returning back to power, added that his party PDP is committed for equitable development of all regions and sub regions of the state. While addressing the party workers on the conclusion of his four day tour of Keshwan, Thakrie, Mughal Maidan, Sigdi and Chatroo, PDP State Youth Secretary said that people of Jammu and Kashmir had rejected the National Conference and Congress government due to poor and anti people polices, added that NC only believes in hollow slogans for which people of entire Chenab valley and Kashmir region had rejected them. He said that talking about by election has no relevance as PDP-BJP government will complete its full term and said that the statement of NC leader is a sheer frustration of the party who had shown the doors by the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He said that Omar Abdullah during his Chief Ministership neglected the entire Chenab valley area for which people of this area will never forget him. He said that PDP led coalition government is committed for working for poor and downtrodden and said that people will soon started getting benefit from the initiatives taken by the party at various level. The party workers highlighted the problems of non availability of staff in the schools, shortage of ration at government run deports, non availability health staff, poor roads, delayed in payments of land compensation, water shortage, construction of Sangpora-Viloo tunnel and bringing the area on tourism map.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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