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| NC has strong secular -democratic credentials: Rana | | | Pankhuri Aggarwal | 11/14/2012 9:22:32 PM |
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Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 14: Political Advisor to Chief Minister Devender Singh Rana today said that the history of democratic Jammu and Kashmir state is incomplete without J&K National Conference as this (NC) party represents the aspirations of common people from all regions and sub-regions of the state.
"History is testimony to the strong secular-democratic credentials of National Conference and the sacrifices it has made to uphold the cause of communal harmony, brotherhood and amity are glaring", he said asking the party workers to further strengthen this trait and work for welfare and progress of the state wholeheartedly.
Rana said National Conference is the party of common masses and no one can damage its popular base spread across the state. "Propagandist elements and detractors of democratic process have always tried their best to defame and damage National Conference and its leadership but people of the state have foiled all such attempts showing their faith and utmost trust in National Conference and its leadership".
Addressing a party workers meeting here today, Rana said J&K National Conference has always stood for the high principals of secularism, brotherhood, democracy and equitable development of all sections of the society has remained the benchmark of National Conference since its inception.
Rana said that empowerment of common people and involving them in the development process from bottom to top level is the political objective of National Conference. He told the party workers to exhibit their unity and discipline while working for realization of development goals and asked the party workers to be actively involved in the implementation of development policy of the coalition government.
Rana said that commitment for peaceful, progressive and prosperous Jammu and Kashmir enshrined in 'Naya Kashmir' would be realized under the dynamic leadership of Omar Abdullah. |
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