SRINAGAR: The Last Assembly session of the Ruling National conference and congress government is set to begin on stormy note on Monday as the Opposition parties are bracing up to leave no stone unturned to corner the Government before going to the Assembly elections.
Meanwhile, the speaker Mubarak Gul has called for maintaining calm in the House. The session will begin amid tight security from Monday, an official spokesman said. Assembly Speaker Mubarak Gul while talking to said that he would provide ample time and opportunities to the legislators to highlight public-centric issues for seeking redressal of problems confronting people.
Gul, however, said he was ready to deal with any kind of situation. The session is expected to witness uproar by the Opostions parties like People’s Democratic Party (PDP),Bhartiya Janta Party(BJP)Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP), and CPI(M) members. The oppositions will raise many issues like alleged backdoor appointments, empty State treasuries, corruption and mis-governance.
Talking to KNS Chief Spokesperson of PDP said that though we dont expect much from the present government as both NC and Congress have failed to address the problems of people but there are lots of issues from corruption to failure of governance which we will raise them vociferously,”.
Similarly, an upbeat BJP is also gearing up to lock horns with the government by raising issues like corruption and mis-governance. The government stands exposed. It has promoted corruption and mis-governance. This is the last Assembly session and after this it will be our government. BJP will change the fate of entire JK under the leadership of Prime Minister Narender Modi, BJP leader Ashok Kajuria told KNS.
National conference senior leader Ali Mohamad Sagar said the Government would boldly face the Opposition on floor of the House as it has lot of achievements to its credit during last over five and half years.
We are ready to face any kind of attack from the Opposition be it the PDP or the BJP, NPP or the CPM. We have done lot of development and initiated other pro-people measures. We are not worried from the Opposition. In a democracy, the Opposition has a right to raise the issues and the treasury benches have right to respond them, he said and hoped that that last session of 11th Assembly would end on healthy note.
The Assembly session this time will be brief with six sittings only from next Monday to Saturday. Experts suggested that it will be interesting to watch the proceedings as the bickering is mounting between the two coalition partners National Conference and Congress.
This would be first time in the 11th Assembly when there will be only 83 elected MLAs in the House in addition to two Nominated women. While three MLAs Mehbooba Mufti , Muzaffar Baig and Jugal Kishore have been elected to Lok Sabha, veteran Congress member and CLP leader Choudhary Aslam has passed away.
NPP Legislature Party leader Harshdev Singh said the NPP has chalked out its strategy to corner the coalition Government, which has nothing to say in its defence.
There is no name of Government functioning in Jammu and Kashmir. Everything has paralyzed. The governance is completely missing. The Government will have to answer our queries,he said. Meanwhile CPM leader MY Tarigami also said that there are lot of issues they will raise.
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