NC’s struggle for democracy, public rights, welfare unparalleled: Showkat Mir
Says public issues, their resolution are govt’s top priority
Srinagar, 11 Nov: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Provincial President Showkat Mir Wednesday said that the history of the National Conference is a long story of public rights, democratic values, political awareness and people’s struggle.
He made these remarks while addressing a meeting at the party headquarters today. During the meeting, participants shared details about party activities, programmes and ongoing developmental works. They also highlighted various issues and difficulties faced by people in their respective areas.
Addressing the gathering, the Provincial President said that the core of National Conference politics has always been centred on the dignity and respect of ordinary people, employment, education, healthcare, economic prosperity and the protection of political rights. He said that the party has consistently represented public aspirations and upheld the principles of democracy and public representation.
He added that since its inception, the National Conference has waged a historic struggle to secure basic rights for the people, strengthen democratic institutions, establish social justice and empower ordinary citizens. The party’s leaders and workers have made countless sacrifices in defence of public rights and democratic principles, which will always be remembered in history.
Referring to the performance of the present government and its efforts towards public welfare, Mir said that despite severe challenges, limited powers, a shortage of financial resources and various administrative hurdles, the government continues its efforts to provide relief to people, ensure basic facilities, complete developmental projects and address public grievances.
He said that the government is taking steps to improve essential sectors, including roads, electricity, drinking water, healthcare and education.
He acknowledged that meeting public expectations under the prevailing circumstances is undoubtedly a major challenge, but stressed that efforts to promote public welfare and reduce people’s hardships must continue uninterrupted.
He further said that the National Conference would continue to play an active role at every level in identifying and resolving public issues while maintaining its historic bond of trust with the people.
