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Ghulam Nabi Azad slams BJP-PDP alliance, says law and order similar to 1990’s

File Picture Courtesy : Business Standard

File Picture Courtesy : Business Standard

Senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP  Ghulam Nabi Azad has  lashed  out at the PDP-BJP government in Jammu and Kashmir and the NDA-led Centre. On a visit  to the valley he has  alleged  BJP- PDP government  had taken the state back to 1990s when the law and order situation was at its worst , said report by PTI.

“Since the BJP came to power in New Delhi and formed the coalition government with PDP in Jammu and Kashmir, the situation has gone back to 1990s period. Jammu and Kashmir has slipped into the worst 1990 situation now,” he told reporters in Jammu after former prime minister Mammohan Singh led policy planning group of Congress on Kashmir met over 30 delegations to assess the situation in the Valley.

The group was set up by the Congress in April this year after the situation worsened in the Valley due to widespread violence by protesters following the death of eight persons in firing by security forces during the bypolls to Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency.

“Congress wishes to visit all the three regions of Jammu and Kashmir to review and study the ground situation during BJP and PDP rule,” Azad said.

On being asked why the Congress delegation followed Union minister Rajnath Singh’s meeting to J&K, Azad said, “Our programme was announced 15 days back. It has nothing to do with Rajnath Singh’s visit to the state.

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