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Reject division, vote for development, progress: Azad

01:40 AM May 15, 2024 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
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Srinagar, May 14: Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP) Chairman Ghulam Nabi Azad today urged the people to reject division and vote for development and progress.

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According to a press release, he was addressing an election rally at Qazigund. Azad asserted that his party remains resolute against the divisive tactics employed by regional parties. He condemned their attempts to fragment communities based on caste and religion, whether it be Gujjars, Paharis, or Kashmiris.

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“Our party is committed to prioritise development over division. There is need to hold these parties accountable for their exploitation of the populace. Both NC and PDP have exploited the people for years without contributing to their welfare. While the Mughals created gardens in Kashmir many years ago, I established the breathtaking Tulip Garden, drawing lakhs of visitors. Despite Kashmir being a Muslim-dominated region, there was no Hajj House until I initiated its construction. Over the years, I have facilitated the establishment of more districts, medical colleges, schools, stadiums, roads, and tehsils,” Azad said.

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He challenged them to showcase their developmental achievements, as they have only indulged in empty slogans, which they now conveniently forget. “My sole agenda is development. I have never exploited people on the basis of religion or caste. Throughout my over 45 years in politics, no one can accuse me of corruption. My track record is transparent; I do not possess extravagant mansion,” Azad said. He affirmed his departure from Delhi, driven solely by his dedication to serving the people.

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Reflecting on the voting turnout in the Srinagar seat, he expressed disappointment at the lower-than-anticipated numbers, citing widespread disillusionment with the current government. He underscores the pivotal role of increased voter participation in forthcoming phases, asserting that real change hinges on active engagement in the electoral process.

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