Srinagar, Nov 10 (KNS): National Conference MLA Abdul Majeed Bhat Larvi on Tuesday asserted that the party remained strong despite reported internal differences, expressing confidence that grievances among party leaders would be resolved through dialogue.
Speaking to news agency Kashmir News Service (KNS), Larvi said differences within a political organisation were natural and should not be viewed as a sign of weakness.
"Even in a family of four sons, one or two may be upset. We will sort it out," he said.
Referring to recent discussions involving Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and party president Farooq Abdullah, Larvi said the leadership had taken up the concerns of party members and expressed confidence that the issues would be resolved.
"We recently met Omar and Farooq Abdullah. We discussed the issues, and I am confident everything will be sorted out," he said.
Reiterating that the National Conference remained strong, the MLA said the party leadership would address grievances through mutual discussions and maintain organisational unity.
His remarks come amid reported discontent within the ruling party over internal and political issues, including differences among some leaders over the party's functioning and political direction.
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Earlier, during the inauguration of a small bridge at TB Shah in Anantnag, Larvi expressed displeasure over incomplete construction work, saying the event was an inauguration and not a foundation stone-laying ceremony.
He said the necessary brickwork and other pending components should have been completed before the inauguration, adding that he had taken up the matter with the concerned officers and contractor and was assured that the remaining work would be completed within 10 days.
The MLA also flagged safety concerns over the road leading towards Munnimar, pointing out that inadequate turning space could make it difficult for bigger vehicles to negotiate the stretch safely. He urged the concerned engineers to take corrective measures to prevent possible accidents.
On the implementation of the National Conference's election manifesto, Larvi assured that the party would fulfil its commitments, saying he would continue visiting different localities to understand and address public grievances. (KNS)
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