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Govt’s wrong policies compounding woes of farmers: PDP | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT BILLAWAR, Nov 17:Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) today lambasted Omar Abdullah led coalition government for its failure to solve problems of the common people in general and farmers in particular. Party said that due to wrong policies of the state government miseries of the people have increased manifold. Addressing a public meeting at Billawar, general secretary of PDP Balbir Singh expressed concern over failure of the state government to set up procurement centres for procuring paddy crops of the farmers. He said that according to the official documents, nine procurement centres have been established in Kathua district but in only two are functions leading to hardship for the farming community. He smelt a conspiracy between government officials and middlemen to force the farmers to sell their produce on less prices. Singh leader pointed that this regime was formed with out any programme and policy and instead of solving basic problems of the common masses both leaders of Congress and National Conference have been befooling the people by making false promises. Pointing towards problems of farmers, PDP general secretary said that this regime has been adopting anti-farmers policies and not interested in solving their problems. He maintained that during the last three years National Conference led regime has not taken even a single step for mitigating miseries of the common masses. “What to say of solving problems of the people this regime has further compounding woes of the people due to its wrong policies”, he observed. Pointing towards shortage of ration in government runs depots; he regretted that due to rampant corruption ration meant for poor people being sold in open market. He termed the present dispensation was one of the most corrupt and anti-people government of the State.
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