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People display political maturity, send clear message for divisive forces: Mufti 12/9/2014 11:59:34 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, Dec 9: Complimenting the people for their maturity and wisdom displayed in this election, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said Jammu and Kashmir is sending out a loud and clear message that it wants the problems facing the state resolved through democratic process. 'The maturity shown by the electorates during the ongoing polls has made it clear that there is an urge to establish a system of transparency, accountability and uniformity under the banner of PDP,' he said while addressing a public meeting at Khiram in Bijbehara constituency. The people have this time used the platform not only for changing the government and the existing system but to achieve wider political and economic objectives, he added. Asserting that all efforts to cause division of votes in Jammu and Kashmir have been defeated, Mr Sayeed said that the credit goes to electorate who understood that at this crucial juncture they need to use the power of vote to defeat the forces which wanted to sow the seed of discord, division and communal polarisation. Expressing satisfaction at the successful and smooth conduct of the third phase of polls, like earlier two phases, the PDP patron congratulated Election Commission, administration and police for their impartial conduct. 'Conduct of impartial polls add to the credibility of such institutions and strengthen the democratic process,' he said. 'Jammu and Kashmir is sending out a loud and clear massage not only to the divisive forces but also that it wants the problems facing the state resolved through democratic process,' Mr Sayeed said. Elections or participation in them, he said, is not denial of the problems in Jammu and Kashmir but it is an assertion that issues being faced by the people have to be resolved through democratic process.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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