NC holds absolute grip in Bandipora: Adv Nazir Ahmad Malik
"NC a mass movement; no quest for power"
Suhail Rather
Bandipora, Feb 19: Stating that National Conference has an absolute grip in Bandipora, Constituency Incharge Bandipora and National Conference leader, Nazir Ahmad Malik said that the party would triumphant in the upcoming assembly elections.
He asserted that the party has a solid control in Bandipora and highlighted that power has never been the end goal for NC, rather a mass movement. He urged party members to spread the message of NC and extend support to the destitute.
The NC leader said that people of Bandipora have faith in the National Conference and there is a wave of optimism for a better future in the region.
He said that only NC can bring stability, progress and equal opportunities to all the regions of Jammu and Kashmir.
Malik stated that the National Conference is the only political party that can meet the challenges confronted by the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir.
He added that the previous government had failed to address the needs and desires of the people, while also pushing the youth backward in different areas.
Advocate Malik urged the workers to be dedicated and to keep the public informed of both the progress of the party and the errors of the past regimes.
On the occasion Tanveer Ahmad Bhutto, senior leader of National confrence while addressing workers said that the National Conference would be the only way to move forward and protect the special status of the state.
He reiterated that the National Conference was the only choice for the people and the youth of Jammu and Kashmir, in order to achieve their collective goals, and that Bandipora had been ignored and kept from development due to a lack of good elected representatives from the area.
Earlier senior NC leader Dr Zahoor Ahmad also spoke on the occasion and sought public support to drive people out of the difficult situation. He said NC is the only party that has capability to take people away from the current uncertain situation. He also demanded early elections in the UT.
