PDP accuses Soz of nepotism Jammu and Kashmir’s principal opposition, Peoples Democratic Part, Sunday accused the chief of Congress unit in the state of promoting his son at the cost of state exchequer. The party’s state secretary Javid Ahmed Beigh said that on the directions of Saif-ud-din Soz inaugural plaque stone mentioning the names of former deputy chief minister Muzafar Hussain Beigh and chief minister Ghulam Nabi Azad were removed from District Hospital Baramulla that was today inaugurated by chief minister Omar Abdullah. “The drama of Soz was exposed today as Omar did not address the gathering in Baramulla after inaugurating the newly constructed building of 300-bedded district hospital. He might have observed the situation on ground and might have realized the folly on part of health department,” Javid said. He alleged that the Congress chief is promoting his son at the cost state exchequer. “We don’t have any objection if he promotes his son but how come it is possible that the name of MLA Baramulla has been skipped from the inaugural plaque stone of district hospital Baramulla and name of Salman Soz has been included,” he asked. PDP workers assembled in front of the hospital to register a protest over not inscribing Muzafar Hussain Beigh on the plaque stone. However, they dispersed peacefully after the assurances given to them by deputy commissioner and SSP Baramulla that matter would be taken up with the authorities.
Posted on: Sun, 29 Sep 2013 13:42:02 +0000
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