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| NC's silence on Vikramaditya's statement against martyrs of 1931 shameful: Vakil | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 19: Peoples Conference senior vice president and former minister Abdul Gani Vakil on Friday strongly condemned the statement of senior Congress leader Vikramaditya Singh disrespecting the martyrs of 1931 who laid down their lives fighting for the dignity and respect of Kashmiris. Condemning the statement of senior Congress leader and son of Dr Karan Singh, Vakil said that "Vikramaditya Singh's remarks on the innocent Kashmiris who were brutally killed by the Mahraja's forces on 13 July, 1931 are not only offensive and noxious but also a gives an idea of the sick mindset of Congress leaders", he said. Accusing the Congress leadership of being the mother of all ills in Kashmir, Vakil said that, "Congress leadership is more vicious and vile than RSS-BJP and responsible for all the mess in Kashmir. There are responsible for eroding the autonomy of the state right from 1953 till the fall of the Omar-led NC-Congress coalition government in 2014. They changed the nomenclature of political administration by re-designating the Sadr-e-Riyasat and Prime Minister as Governor and Chief Minister." Lambasting the National Conference leadership for not speaking against the Congress leader, Vakil said that "The NC leadership's silence on the statement of Vikramaditya Singh is shameful and exposes their duplicity and moral bankruptcy.
While on the one hand they pretend to value the sacrifices of the martyrs of July 13 and on the other they watch their alliance partners abuse and disrespect the martyrs with folded hands. They are quiet because they don't want to annoy the Congress leadership", he added.
Vakil further accused the NC of selectively paying homage to the martyrs of 1931 while forgetting about those who were massacred during their rule. |
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