SRINAGAR: Former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today accused PDP of leaving Jammu and Kashmir in “tatters” saying the party was staying away from Government formation in an attempt to undo the “wrongs” which led to “political and economic uncertainty” in the State.
“The ink-pot (symbol of PDP) party has left the State in tatters and is now busy trying its best to undo the wrongs which led to political and economic uncertainty in the State,” Omar, who is working president of National Conference, said addressing a function in his Beerwah constituency of Central Kashmir’s Budgam district.
However, PDP said instead of giving sermons, National Conference should introspect itself, accusing it of “misleading the people systematically and exhibiting political wickedness by viciously attacking the party”.
Omar said the PDP created an impression among the people before joining hands with BJP that the Centre will “open” its treasure chests for Kashmir.
“They promised huge economic and political packages but nothing happened during the 10-month of its rule from March to December last year,” Omar said reciting the famous Urdu couplet “Na khuda hi mila, na visaal-e-sanam”. (AGENCIES)
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