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PAGD is responsible for unrest in Kashmir: NAUP | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 9: National Awami United Party National President Sandeep Singh strongly criticizes the People's Alliance of Gupkar declaration. In a Statement issued here, Sandeep Singh National President of (NAUP) said that the politicians of Kashmir under the banner of People's Alliance of Gupkar declaration (PAGD) are fully responsible for unrest of Kashmir and they never wanted growth and development of Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. After the Reorganization of erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir general public is hoping for employment, new growth and development but PAGD leaders have vested interests and provoking the common man for their personal political benefits. They had already enjoyed political power in the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir for many decades for their personal and political benefits only and not for a common man who is still struggling for their earnings. Sandeep Singh said these politicians of Kashmir based political parties and leaders are enjoying political benefits from the last so many decades and did nothing for unemployed youth, women and for a common man. He further said ideologically they have concerns of power hungry only not for the welfare of Jammu and Kashmir. The heads of PAGD and other political leaders had only used the support of Jammu and Kashmir people for false promises and weakened Jammu and Kashmir economically. He further stressed and appealed to the Hon'ble Home Minister of India to take strong actions against all such politicians against whom cases of corruption are still lying pending and no action has been taken so far. Number of times questions have been raised to book all such corrupt political leaders of Jammu and Kashmir who have not been arrested for their corrupt practices.other prominent leader also present Rakesh singh and Shikha Bandral Thakur. |
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