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| Omar holds PDP responsible for neglect of Srinagar city | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar Dec 22- Holding PDP responsible for the neglect of Srinagar city during the last six years, Omar Abdullah President National Conference has said PDP out of political vendetta held a grudge against the people of Srinagar and made them to suffer. They were so vindictive against Srinagar and its residents and they ignored them even in matters of employment and development, he alleged.
Omar said the PDP leadership could not even tolerate the fact that Srinagar was the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir and they made a desperate attempt to shift the capital to Parihaspora Pattan which was aborted due to the aggressive stand taken by the National Conference against the move.
Omar promised to the people of Srinagar that voted to power National Conference will develop Srinagar on modern lines while preserving its historic pristine glory. He said modern sanitation, sewerage and waste management system will be put in place in the city on a priority. Omar said the traffic problem which has become a menace in Srinagar city over the last couple of years will be tackled on priority with the help of the traffic management experts by adding new infrastructure and creating new capacities apart from optimum usage of the existing resources.
Omar thanked the people of the state for giving National Conference simple majority in the first six phases of the ongoing assembly elections and appealed to the people of Srinagar, Samba and Jammu districts to vote for the party so as to strengthen the mandate received by the people in the last six phases.
Omar said he was confident that if the people in the last phase of elections vote overwhelmingly for the National Conference, the party will achieve the two-third majority.
Omar said the National Conference government will work for the equitable development of the state and will usher a new era of unprecedented development and growth. He said the new National Conference government will focus on the employment of the unemployed youth of the state and shall work to create new avenues of employment besides filling the existing vacant posts in the government departments.
National Conference ended its election campaigning with an impressive two kilometer boat rally on the historic Dal Lake which culminated in an impressive public meeting at Bejbehri. Earlier, Omar addressed rallies in Dagpora, Mirpora and Malbag in Srinagar.
Senior National Conference leaders Dr. Mehboob Beg, Mohammed Akbar Lone, Aga Sayeed Rahoola, Sheikh Ghulam Rasool and Devender Singh Rana also accompanied Omar.
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