Ruling National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah has asked people of Kashmir to come together in prayers to bring an end to the ongoing dry spell that has been plaguing the region.
He stressed that for India to progress, every citizen must have access to development and prosperity.
"The Government of India brought the refugees here, not us. They have settled them here, and as long as they are here, it is our duty to provide them with water and electricity. This is our responsibility," Abdullah said.
Ruling National Conference (NC) President Dr Farooq Abdullah has stressed that the Omar Abdullah led government will strive to strengthen bonds of friendship between different regions and communities in Jammu and Kashmir.
National Conference President Dr. Farooq Abdullah on Monday expressed deep concern over the ongoing survey of the 800-year-old shrine of Khwaja Gharib Nawaz Dargah Sharif in Ajmer and emphasized its immense cultural and spiritual value.
It is worth mentioning that the police had claimed that the two, who were among the four killed terrorists, were also terror associates, and digital evidence confirming this was available.
The NC president said that the incumbent administration's lack of interest in the needs of youths has also incurred a cost in terms of their physical and mental health.
Dr Farooq said holding the party flag high is a daunting task and that NC’s history is rife with such numerous men who held the party flag high facing many challenges
He said this addressing a gathering at the felicitation ceremony organized by Jammu and Kashmir Rural Developmental Society under its “People’s Help Group Initiative” at Tagore Hall, Srinagar.
Dr Farooq further said that there is a great need to come up with a “youth project” that seeks to relocate and rejuvenate the disenfranchised energies of our educated and capable youth.
