Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader Nizam-ud-din-Bhat said on Saturday that the Kashmir region of the State is reeling under unprecedented power crisis.
Bhat said that the people of the Valley are also being deprived of the health care services “and under such circumstances, even the doors of Raj Bhawan are shut for the local leaders who want to apprise the Governor of their problems.”
“Kashmir Valley is plunged into darkness with administration making absolutely no efforts in dealing with the crises. The Governor house has also become as bared for the people as miser’s chest,” Bhat said while addressing media men here.
The PDP leader also claimed that the mis-governance in Jammu and Kashmir has touched new heights and the common man is bearing the brunt of government’s non-serious approach to address the cries on the ground.
Bhat said that amid harsh winter period in Kashmir, essential amenities are unavailable to people and there is no one within the administration who could hear plea of the perturbed masses of the state.
The PDP leader also castigated the administration over the “non-availability” of health care services in Kashmir owing to which a pregnant woman delivered a baby on the road.