Srinagar, Oct. 17 -- With Omar Abdullah government completing two years in office, Awami Itihaad Party (AIP) headed by jailed MP Engineer Rashid, accused the National Conference of betraying the public mandate, saying its electoral promises have failed to translate into visible change on the ground.
The chief spokesperson of AIP Inam un Nabi said despite receiving a huge mandate, there was no governance visible on the ground.
"People voted for the National Conference in the hope that it would deliver on their political aspirations and address their everyday concerns. Two years later, they are still waiting," Inam said.
In a statement, Inam said the National Conference had promised to pursue the restoration of Article 370 and Article 35A ...