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Azad Meets PM, seeks statehood, Assembly polls in J&K
"Enhance capacities and capabilities for effective fight against Covid19 in J&K
| New Delhi, 24 July 2020 |
Senior Congress leader and former chief minister of J&K Ghulam Nabi Azad demanded restoration of statehood followed by assembly elections to J&K duirng a meeting with Prime Minister.
According to the sources, Azad called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi regarding the various concerns and developments of J&K.
Sources informed that he raised issue of downgrading of status of political leaders in J&K and demanded security, vehicles and accommodation of all political leaders irrespective of party affiliations.
Azad also told the Prime Minister that there was a need for political activities in J&K. The political activities pave way for development and people participation in development increases which is not case during LG's administration,� Azad has been quoted as conveying to the PM.
Azad also demanded the augmentation of capabilities and capacities for effective fight against Covid19 in J&K.
The meeting was held regarding the Kashmir specific issues only and lasted for more than an hour.
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