Mainstream Hungry For Power: Geelani

Srinagar:While terming the eagerness regarding the holding of election drama in Kashmir as unkind thinking of the Indian policy makers and self-centered thinking of the Kashmiri pro-Indian politicians, Chairman Hurriyat Syed Ali Geelani said that at the time when the destructive floods have snatched everything from the Kashmiri

people and when they are living a life in coma, even talking about the election drama is sorrowful and it proves that the rulers of New Delhi and Srinagar have nothing to do with the miseries of the people and they are only concerned with their benefits.

Huriyat (G) chairman in a statement said, holding of election drama in presence of 7.5 lakh Indian army in Kashmir is although a military operation and a cruel joke but talking about the elections in this situation which arose after the recent floods is equal to adding to the pain and sufferings of the people and it is also an attempt to hide the reality of destruction in Jammu and Kashmir from the outer world and by announcing the holding of election drama, India want to give an impression to the international community that everything is ok in Jammu & Kashmir. In the Saturdays press release, the Hurriyat chairman said that the recent floods and the situation thereafter have entirely exposed the authorities in New Delhi and NC and PDP like pro-Indian political parties of Jammu & Kashmir that they are only interested in the power politics. He further said that the recent floods have shown us that how did they disappeared from the entire Jammu & Kashmir as if they were never existent anywhere. They neither did anything for saving the people and nor have they any role in reaching out to the affected people with relief and aid.

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