HM’s statement on election in J&K seems unclear until implemented on ground: Sagar

Says statehood was also promised but it is yet to be restored

Says statehood was also promised but it is yet to be restored

 Srinagar, Feb 22 (KNS): National Conference general secretary, Ali Mohammad Sagar on Tuesday said that there was no clarity in the statement of Home Minister Amit Shah, which he made yesterday regarding elections in J&K.

 
While talking to Kashmir News Service (KNS), Sagar said that it was a general statement which has been repeated so many times in the past two years and without any practical implementation, all these statements are unclear.
 
He said that statehood was also promised in the parliament of India but till now nothing has been done and same goes with the elections.
 
“Everyone in J&K is feeling suffocated as the people have been deprived of their rights. The local populace whether a daily wager, farmer or transporter everyone is confused as no promise of central government is being fulfilled,” he added.
 
He also said that National Conference is always ready for taking part in elections as the party believes in democracy which is the only way to bring normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir. (KNS)

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