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Ghulam Hassan Mir, a ‘conspirator’: Omar Abdullah
Says such leaders want security, mansions, and much more
11/14/2023 11:00:53 PM
Early Times Report

Srinagar, Nov 14: In yet another instance of Kashmir based politicians leaving no opportunity to attack each other, former J&K chief minister and National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah accused former MLA Gulmarg and Apni Party senior leader, Ghulam Hassan Mir, of hatching conspiracies to weaken Kashmir.
Addressing a gathering at Tangmarg in North Kashmir, Omar said, “The former MLA Gulmarg has always been at the forefront of such conspiracies and whenever New Delhi entrusted him with the responsibility of hatching any conspiracies, he executed them well.”
He said, “In 1984, when there was a conspiracy in New Delhi to topple the National Conference government, the former MLA of Tangmarg was at the forefront of it. Had 1984 not happened, Jammu and Kashmir would not have been in this condition today. The incident of 1984 also became the basis for the deterioration of the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.”
Omar said, “When the National Conference passed the Autonomy Resolution in the Assembly in 1999 with a two-third majority, New Delhi got nervous and hatched another conspiracy to weaken the National Conference. A new party was formed and the same MLA was again part of this assignment. In 2019, when the special status of Jammu and Kashmir was revoked and all the political leaders were in jails except this MLA, who was roaming free and working tirelessly on the new underhanded assignments of New Delhi.”
The NC vice-president said, “If at all people want their identity and dignity to be restored then such elements have to be weeded out. As long as such conspirators are there no redemption is in sight. These elements who follow the diktats from New Delhi don’t give a dam to people’s aspirations, they only care for their interests. They want security, mansions, and much more. Even the current Union Minister and ex-army chief had also revealed that in 2010, the then MLA of Tangmarg was given bribes to weaken the Omar Abdullah government and worsen the situation.”
He said, “Those who hatched conspiracies and kept Kashmiris in darkness for 40 years will not go ahead. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the people of Tangmarg to reject this conspiratorial leader, so that he cannot be a part of any conspiracy in the future.”
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