NC to Form new Government in J&K: Omar

KL Report

RAMBAN

Exuding confidence over the National Conference’s mass support and wisdom of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, Working President National Conference and Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Wednesday claimed “National Conference will form the new government in Jammu and Kashmir by all means.” He added that no government is possible in the State without the participation of National Conference. He said NC kept away from government formation in 2002 on its own decision otherwise it was in a position at that time too to form the government for being the majority party in the State Legislative Assembly.

“Day dreaming by PDP and BJP’s 44+ drama will end up in oblivion”, he said and added that dreaming, however, is not a banned commodity. He said that PDP is spreading falsehood and baseless propaganda while BJP is staging drama to create illusion and confusion among the voters. He said people of Jammu and Kashmir are wiser enough to read between the lines and understand the designs of these parties to create artificial hype for misleading public. He said the so-called poll analysis and predictions have nothing do with ground reality and the reality is that the National Conference is going to win the elections comfortably and with majority.

Omar Abdullah was addressing public meetings at Hall and Shamthi in Ramban Assembly Constituency organized by National Conference Jammu Province in favour of its contesting candidate Dr. Chaman Lal Bhagat.

Omar Abdullah criticised the detractors of National Conference for circulating false propaganda against it and its government. “By unleashing baseless misinformation campaign and covering the ground realities political parties like PDP want to belittle the huge achievements registered by National Conference led government in the State during the last over six years”, he said and appealed to the people to remain cautious against the vested interests and stand united against their nefarious objectives.

“Those who tell you that this government has not done anything, ask them who constructed over 18000 kilometres of new roads, 300 major bridges, hundreds of hospitals and health units, over a thousand schools, colleges, universities, technical institutions, ITIs and other educational institutions. Ask them who created hundreds of New Administrative Units particularly in backward and remote areas to enhance the reach of people to administration, ask them who empowered people by establishing Panchayati Raj, ask them who introduced UMEED for women development, who provided employment to over one lakh youth in government sector and an equal number in the private and the industrial sectors through various initiatives. Ask them who laid edifice for indigenous power generation of 9000 MWs and launched projects of the capacity of over 15000 MWs in six years”, he said adding that it was his government which not only made new strides in all developmental sectors but enacted legislations to bring transparency and curb the chances of corruption.