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Omar's inefficacy as CM exposed by Pak women in Kashmir
Stop browbeating India Mr Abdullah!
3/30/2019 12:27:03 AM
Early Times Report
jammu, Mar 29: Only a few miles away from a luxurious hotel where Omar Abdullah was addressing a presser and ridiculing policies of union government, women in hundreds had gathered, exposing the inefficacy and ambivalent functioning of the NC Vice President.
Omar Abdullah along with his senior colleagues addressed a press conference at a Srinagar hotel in which he opposed the policies of the central government vis-a-vis Kashmir and tried hard to tell people how earnest was NC and how accommodating were its policies.
However, little did Omar know that just a half mile away in Srinagar's press enclave, women were exposing him to the core and how inefficient was he as the chief minister to get the crisis ridden state out of the chaos.
Scores of women from Pakistan married to former militants of Kashmir who returned to Kashmir under the state government's rehabilitation policy staged a protest in Kashmir capital Srinagar on Friday.
"Allow us to return to Pakistan or provide us the needed facilities to settle along with our husbands and children in Kashmir. We have no identity, no ration cards and Adhaar cards," said a protester who hailed from Rawalpindi and is married in Baramalla.
The protesting women alleged that the state government was not issuing them travel documents to return to Pakistan. "We request government of India to allow us to visit our families back in Pakistan. We are being stopped at Wagha Border and not allowed to proceed towards our homes," they were quoted by local news agencies as having said.
The fate of dozens of such families hangs in the balance since they have scant means of livelihood and even social acceptability.
They said the promises made by the government in State proved 'hoax' as the situation they faced so far was quite contradictory to the claims made the government under rehabilitation policy.
Politics as they say is a strange world with deceit and deception its inseparable features. However, what in reality is proving worrisome for Omar Abdullah is the barrage of questions these women fire at him, wanting to know why he in a bid to score browny points ruined their lives.
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