 Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 1: Ahead of the upcoming budget session of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Congress Legislative Party (CLP) leader and former minister Ghulam Ahmed Mir issued a veiled warning to the Omar Abdullah-led government for failing to fulfill promises made to the people during the recent elections.
Mir, who represents Dooru constituency in south Kashmir, refrained from directly naming the National Conference government but asserted that the Congress will strongly press for the fulfillment of electoral guarantees related to socio-economic development, unemployment, and other public issues during the forthcoming session.
Mir said that the Congress Party is committed to raising the demand for filling vacant posts across government departments, regularizing daily wagers and casual labourers who have been serving for decades, and addressing the economic distress faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
The CLP leader further said that the Congress will also highlight the issue of unjustif Ahead of the upcoming budget session Congress Legislative Party (CLP) leader issued a veiled warning to the government.
G A Mir, who represents Dooru constituency, didn’t name the NC but asserted that the Congress will strongly press for the fulfillment of electoral guarantees.
The Congress Party is committed to raising the demand for raising the issues faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Congress is duty-bound to fight for the public and ensure they get much-needed relief.
"Congress is duty-bound to fight for the public and ensure they get much-needed relief. We will raise every commitment made to the people during the elections and seek their fulfillment in the Assembly," Mir said.
Mir listed economic backwardness, tax burden, rising unemployment, smart meter installations, and the lack of development among the key concerns Congress will highlight on priority during the session. He reiterated that the Congress will leave no stone unturned to push for the fulfillment of all guarantees made to the public in its election manifesto.
The budget session of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is expected to begin soon, with both the ruling National Conference and the opposition BJP gearing up to present their positions in the House. | 