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Congress Leader Critisize the statement of Dr Kamal

GNS JMU ;Dharam Pal Sharma-Ex-MP Senior Vice President Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee said today That “ Dr. Mustafa Kamal-Additional General Secretary and Chief Spokesman of National Conference has once again put his foot stating into his mouth and made unwarranted accusations against Congress party leaders on the question of repeal of AFSPA. We condemn these remarks and ask National Conference leadership to take serious notice of Mr. Kamals false accusations against Congress party. Mr. Kamal continuously oblivious and ignorant of the fact that Congress happens to be an equal partner in the coalition and entitled to its own perception on issues. The public perception is that National Conference President Dr. Farooq Abdullah and Chief Minister Mr. Omar Abdullah are enjoying Mr. Kamal’s deplorable statements against the Congress party, for, otherwise how could Mustafa Kamal be promoted as NC’s Chief Spokesman after a series of unwarranted and condemnable statements against the Congress party, since the inception of the coalition”. We also reject with contempt the accusation of Dr. Mustafa Kamal that the Delhi hurled grenades in Kashmir. We can only say that only sick minds can give birth to such deplorable conceptions.

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