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| "Dr Farooq defended Modi in 2002 for Omar's job" | | NC was in love with NDA during Gujarat carnage: Karra | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Mar 31: Accusing the National Conference (NC) of acting as a collaborator in the Gujarat massacre of 2002, the senior People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader and former Finance Minister, Tariq Hameed Karra said NC did not part away from NDA after Gujarat carnage fearing power loss to Omar Abdullah.
Karra accused Dr Farooq Abdullah of defending Modi after the Gujrat massacre. He described father- son duo as opportunists and said that NC sided with NDA Government during the censure motion in the Parliament by abstaining from the House.
Addressing party workers in Shivpora, Srinagar, Karra said while the Gujarat riots are rightly condemned by everybody but NC too was ridiculed for its collaboration in these riots and for atrocities on the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
He said as the latest media reports say even the probe ordered into some of the 2010 killings has turned out to be complete eyewash while all other killings were not investigated.
"Whether or not the NC is right now in alliance with the BJP, the crimes committed by that party against the people of Kashmir place it among the worst political Government any place in the world has experienced," said Karra.
"By shelving probe into the civilian killings of 2010, which the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah supervised, shows the Government's non-seriousness in punishing the guilty," he said and added when Dr Farooq was asked about the situation on the ground in Kashmir at that time, he had said: "Kashmiriyon Ko Goli Maro" (Kill Kashmiris by bullets).
He said during the Gujarat carnage neither Omar Abdullah left his junior Ministry job in the Vajpayee Government nor did NC part ways with the NDA. "Such was the intensity of love between them that even Dr Farooq Abdullah went on to defend then Modi's Government in Gujarat at that time," said Karra.
He said NC deliberately kept mum over the issue only because it didn't want to lose job of Omar Abdullah in the NDA Government as it is the power which has always been dear to the party than any other thing.
Karra said height of intolerance and lust for power was that the NC threw out its senior colleague, Saif-ud-Din Soz from the party fold when he acted according to his conscience and voted against the Vajpayee Government in the Parliament. |
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