PDP fuelling tension: Dr Beg
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, June 29: The senior National Conference leader and Member Parliament from south Kashmir, Dr Mehboob Beg on Tuesday accused PDP of spreading "hate politics" and sponsoring the present agitation in the state for its "own vested interests".
"The PDP is power-hungry and they don't mind ruling the state over dead people. The provocative speeches of PDP President Mehbooba Mufti and her office-bearers stand testimony to it," Dr Beg said in a statement.
Beg expressed surprise over the stone-pelting incidents in south Kashmir saying, “The area was completely peaceful till yesterday. During night some PDP office-bearers approached various areas and in the morning town witnessed stone-pelting," he alleged.
The MP said the "divisive and hate politics" allegedly being practiced by the PDP for "its own vested interests to return to power" was condemnable. "The onus of three deaths in south Kashmir lies on PDP leadership as they have misguided these youths," he said.
Beg said "from day one PDP in particular has been playing dirty politics which results in spilling of blood on the streets of Kashmir," he said and added "they do not mind romping to power over the dead bodies of innocent Kashmiris."
He expressed sorrow over the death of three youths in CRPF firing in Islamabad today.
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