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| National Conference is solution for all problems in J&K : Dr. Farooq | | | Rudroneel Ghosh | 1/16/2016 11:43:27 PM |
| Early Times Report
Udhampur, Jan 15 : With Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the BJP continued to be indecisive about the government formation in Jammu and Kashmir, National Conference president Dr. Farooq Abdullah today said strong National Conference is answer to all the problems of the state.
Addressing party workers in Udhampur in Jammu, the NC leader while commenting on present political situation in the state said Jammu and Kashmir was passing through a difficult phase and asked party cadre to close their ranks for meeting the challenges. "A strong National Conference is answer to all the problems confronted to the state. The party has braved all challenges courageously with active support of the people," he said.
"Peoples' aspirations hold paramount importance in democratic polity and the moment ruling elite suffers from mistaken belief of being 'kings' they get distanced from the masses. National Conference firmly believes in people to be the fountain head of power", Dr Abdullah said. National Conference has 15 members in the Legislatively Assembly.
In January last year the party had offered unconditional support to the PDP from outside to form the government. However, after Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's death on January 7 the party has remained silent on the support. Instead the party has accused the PDP president of playing theatrical melodrama by remaining silent about the alliance.
Calling for communal harmony, the National Conference president said the state cannot progress unless equal opportunities of progress were made available to all. "Any attempt to divide society in bits and pieces on the basis of religion is detrimental for its harmonious growth", he said.
He said in his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the then CM of Gujrat at a function in Gujarat in 2011 he had invited the attention of participants towards strengthening secularism for larger good of the country. "I had told Mr Modi that I want to see the day in my life when I would look in his (Modi's) eyes and would be able to see my Allah, and when he (Modi) looks in my eyes, he will see his Ram".
He said India and Pakistan had no option but to talk. He, however, added Islamabad must rein in terror ranks for lasting peace in the region.
"Unless tackled, peace inimical elements will continue to cast shadow over normalisation process between the two neighbouring countries", Dr Abdullah said. |
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