Omar Will Now Keep Feet On Ground

Srinagar: National Conference Working President Omar Abdullah Tuesday presided over a five hour long meeting with NC Contesting Candidates including elected MLAs at party headquarters at Nawa-e-Subha Complex in Srinagar. The agenda of the meeting was to discuss various organizational matters and also seek feedbak from the Contesting Candidates about the Assembly Elections in their respective constituencies.

Reiterating the commitment of National Conference to preserve the ideological goals which have been enshrined in the party’s history, Omar Abdullah said the party would never compromise on its ideals for political expediency and convenience. “National Conference is not just another political party that can adjust the rudder and set the course of political expediency at the sight of power. NC is a party founded and rooted in the ideology of dignity and empowerment – of safeguarding the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. And we remain steadfast in that mission”, Omar Abdullah said while addressing the meeting after patiently hearing the feedback from each contesting candidate from Kashmir Province.

The NC Working President also spoke about the importance of enhancing the organizational structure of the party and said such an enhancement would happen systematically and effectively. “We will rejuvenate the organizational structure to be in an optimal shape where we can march forward to reclaim the position of strength that we had during the best days of our organization. This rejuvenation will be based on better connect, more effective two-way communication and a thorough incentivization of sincerity and hard-work.

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