SRINAGAR: president of the National Conference Omar Abdullah on Friday he accused the police and the administration in Jammu and Kashmir of facilitating the horse trade and desertions following the announcement of the DDC election results and alleged that some parties were using government money, force and coercion to offset the figures.
Omar’s remarks came after the Apni Party of Jammu and Kashmir, led by former Finance Minister Altaf Bukhari, announced that Yasmeena Jan, a member of Imam Sahib-I’s District Development Council (DDC), in the district from Shopian in South Kashmir, he joined the party here earlier in El dia.
Jan had contested the polls on the mandate of the National Conference (NC).
“This explains why our leaders in the Shopian district are being placed under ‘preventive arrest’ by the police. J&K police and administration are facilitating horse trading and desertions. The woman pictured here joining BJP’s B team ran for and won the election in a North Carolina term, ”Omar said on Twitter.
The North Carolina vice president said it was shameful that the administration was engaging in “partisan politics.”
“It is a shame for this administration to do partisan politics to win the favor of the ruling party and its puppets. These parties were unable to win seats, so now they are using money / muscle / threats and government coercion to offset the numbers. So much for “democracy has won”! “He said in another tweet.
The results of the DDC elections were announced on Tuesday.
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