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PDP stages protest against CM's remarks 8/31/2014 12:32:15 AM Early Times Report KATHUA, Aug 30: To express a strong reaction against National Conference for leveling false and malicious charges against the PDP senior leader Sartaj Madni, led by state secretary Surinder Singh lodged a massive protest by burning the effigy of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at Kathua here today. In the protest, hundreds of PDP activists were joined and shouted slogans against Omar Abdullah and his Government. Amid the protest, Surinder Singh addressed the media and condemned all fake charges leveled by NC on PDP senior leader Madni, he added that it is the reflection of NC's frustration and dying days. He said, National conference has lost its political as well as general popularity in the Jammu and Kashmir state because of its undemocratic and corrupt practices.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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