Srinagar, Jan 3 (KNS): Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhury on Friday reaffirmed the National Conference's commitment to restoring the J&K's statehood and special status. He urged the public to extend their support to the party in this endeavor.
Criticizing the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Choudhury said, “During their tenures, PDP leaders mocked the hardships faced by the people, claiming they were only going to buy milk and toffee from police stations and army camps.”
The Deputy Chief Minister accused the PDP of neglecting the real issues of the people and assured that the National Conference would expose every wrongdoing.
Referring to a recent press conference by National Conference leader Omar Abdullah, Choudhury pointed out that soon after the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) registered a case, underscoring the party's determination to hold accountability.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
He also raised concerns about the disparity in the installation of electricity meters, stating, “Meters have been installed in the poorest homes, while the wealthy, earning crores, remain unaffected. This issue was ignored in the past.”
Highlighting the mandate given to the National Conference by the people, the Deputy Chief Minister admitted, “We are working hard to prove ourselves worthy before the people.” (KNS)