PDP’s sellout responsible for losses in valley: G A Mir
Srinagar: Leading a road show in Devsar area in District Kulgam today, the J&K Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) President and party candidate G.A. Mir said it was highly inevitable to defeat PDP in the ensuing parliamentary elections for their acts of betrayal of playing with the emotions of people for the sake of power.
Mir also said that south Kashmir has suffered immensely on all fronts due to the sellout by PDP, emphasizing people not to believe PDP again and defeat it’s falsehood and treachery.
The road show passed through several areas and was led by G A Mir who made a passionate appeal to masses to give him a chance to serve people of south Kashmir.
Mir was accompanied by PCC Vice President Haji Abdul Rashid Dar, Mohd Amin Bhat, Bashir Ahmad Magrey, Surinder Singh Channni, Vinod Koul, Farooq Ahmad Bhat, Ab. Rashid Lone and various other party leaders.
Addressing people at various places during road show, Mir told people that it is essential to defeat the politics of opportunism and exploitation on the part of PDP as this Party is responsible for the loss of innocent lives, bloodshed, damages caused to peace and development in the State.
“People of south Kashmir gave majority of seats to PDP from south Kashmir during 2014 elections with the firm belief that this party would ensure protection to special status of the state besides ensuring dignity, security and development of people as was promised by them. However, PDP’s tall claims and slogans proved hoax as these were based on falsehood and political exploitation,” G.A. Mir said.
He told the people BJP will face the defeat miserably because people of the country have decided to vote against the saffron party for deceiving them on development and employment front.
“Your vote would elect a new Prime Minister of the country, I appeal you to come out and cast your vote in favour of the Congress party in larger numbers, for the fact Congress stands guarantee to dignity and security of the people, besides protection to Article 370 and Article 35A of the constitution of India,” he said.
