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J-K Government, Unrelated Bureaucracy Pushing Kashmiri Muslims Towards Alienation: NC With both Dr Farooq Abdullah and Omar Abdullah in covid quarantine, the National Conference women wing chief issued hard hitting statement against the present Jammu and Kashmir government outlookindia.com 2021-04-10T23:31:22+05:30 Also read National Conference Saturday alleged the present government in Jammu and Kashmir has reduced itself to a jackboot to push a new undemocratic model down the throats of the people of Jammu and Kashmir superseding their wishes and aspirations. The NC called the present government in Jammu and Kashmir as one led by “unrelated bureaucracy” which is least bothered about issues of people.
SRINAGAR: National Conference on Monday stated that GOI has failed to address the legitimate aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, saying that words alone won’t suffice to improve the situation on the ground. This was stated by Party’s State women’s wing President Shameema Firdous while presiding over a meeting of women’s wing functionaries here at party headquarters Nawa e Subha, Srinagar. She said New Delhi has failed to live up to the spirit of accommodation and reconciliation towards realization of the legitimate political aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. “Today’s meeting is taking place in the backdrop, when democracy in J&K is facing onslaughts from no other than the ruling party itself. Ideally the political and ideological difference should have been put aside while dealing with the sensitive region like that of ours. The major stress of the government should have been to assuage the miseries of our unemployed youth who regrettably have grown up in conflict. The need of the hour called for the adoption of a magnanimous approach to give our youth a new hope and rescue them to safe shores, but nothing substantial is being done by the incumbent central and LG government to achieve that end,” she said.
NC Seeks Early Mitigation Of Problems Concerning People In Wake Of Heavy Snowfall SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference on Friday impressed upon the administration to expedite early mitigation of the issues concerning people in Srinagar in wake of the recent heavy snowfall. In joint statement Party functionaries including former speaker Mubarak Gul, women wing president Shameema Firdous, central secretary Irfan Ahmed Shah, Tanveer Sadiq and Ahsan Pardesi said that the delayed non-clearance of the lanes, by lanes and main arterials has put the precious lives of the people in jeopardy. It has been more than a week, the administration is yet to clear the inner city alleys and main roads, they said while lamenting concerned agencies for their lacklustre approach in dealing with the crises. “The amassed snow on footpaths, walkways and main roads has frozen due to the dip in the night temperatures. Due to the freezing temperatures, the piled-up snow is lying on roads and alleys has become slippery and perilous. The delayed snow clearance besides impeding the normal pedestrian movement has also affected the smooth vehicular mobility. The commuters in particular elderly and children are finding it very difficult to negotiate through piled up snow on roads. City roads continue to remain inundated at various places in both Shahar e Khas as well as up-town areas even after week’s of snowfall. The impact, the infrastructure received due to the weather vagary is still awaiting an appropriate response from the administration. The pendant overstrained conducting wires and tree branches at various places can result in an untoward incident, so far the administration hasn’t done anything to avert such scenario by cutting such unsafe overhanging tree branches and restoring strained wires. The PHE department is also shying away from its responsibility to check all water supply lines and storage tanks, which face the possibility of bursting due to freezing temperatures. There is no water and electricity supply schedule in place, it is people, who are at the receiving end due to the hide and seek piled by the water and electricity. The pesky water and electricity supply has in particular aggravated the elderly, students and ailing,” the leaders said.
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DDC polls show how deeply NC is connected across J&K: Farooq KT NEWS SERVICE. Dated: 12/30/2020 10:41:49 AM SRINAGAR, Dec 29: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Party President and Member of Parliament from Srinagar Dr Farooq Abdullah on Tuesday felicitated the Party’s winning candidates for their resounding victory in the District Development Council elections attributing the victory to the resilience of people of J&K. In a statement issued to KNS, Lauding the resilience of party workers and party functionaries here at a felicitation function held at party headquarters, Party President said that the thumping victory of the Party’s DDC candidates bear out how widespread the roots of party are across Jammu and Kashmir. He said it was the ideological congruence with socio-political and economic emancipation of the poor at its core that helped the party to withstand the hostile and challenging times. The Party, he said, has endured its character by working for the poor and destitute to iron out social and economic disparity in Kashmir by making recurring drastic and pro poor contributions in all areas from time to time.
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Party President and Member of Parliament from Srinagar Dr Farooq Abdullah on Tuesday felicitated the Party’s winning candidates for their resounding victory in the District Development Council elections attributing the victory to the resilience of people of J&K. Dr Farooq, Omar Abdullah, Sagar, Nasir, others felicitate Party’s DDC candidates in Srinagar on Tuesday, December 29, 2020. KL Image by Bilal Bahadur Lauding the resilience of party workers and party functionaries here at a felicitation function held at party headquarters, Party President said that the thumping victory of the Party’s DDC candidates bear out how widespread the roots of the party are across Jammu and Kashmir. He said it was the ideological congruence with socio-political and economic emancipation of the poor at its core that helped the party to withstand the hostile and challenging times. The Party, he said, has endured its character by working for the poor and destitute to iron out the social and economic disparity in Kashmir by making recurring drastic and pro-poor contributions in all areas from time to time.
election is adding around 100 new females to the power set-up in Jammu and Kashmir. Right now when some are reluctant participants, there is a huge number that is excited over the empowerment, reports Saima Bhat A woman contestant busy talking to people in Kupwara during her campaign for DDC elections. Away from their families since the day they stepped in Kashmir, around 350 women from Pakistan are facing multiple issues. These wives of former militants lament they have “no place to call home”. They had come to Kashmir from Pakistan and Pakistan administered Kashmir as part of the “rehabilitation policy” announced in 2010 by Omar Abdullah government for youth who had the Line of Control (LoC) between 1989 and 2009.