Cong promises logical Kashmir solution

He said credit for the dialogue with Kashmiri leadership should never go to a single party. 8216;8216;Three years ago when the armies of India and Pakistan were standing in an eyeball-to-eyeball position on borders, it was our party which advocated resolution of all issues through the peace process,8217;8217; he said. Azad said the BJP raises slogans of peace with Kashmiri leadership and Pakistan at election time. 8216;8216;If Congress will come to power, we will bring Kashmir issue to its logical end,8217;8217; said Azad.

8216;8216;In this elections, BJP is trying to portray the secular face, otherwise, the party is known for its communal politics. They can8217;t fool people anymore now,8217;8217; he said.

Attacking the PDP, Azad said though the Congress has a strong base in Srinagar and Anantnag districts it still decided not to contest from both places. 8216;8216;Being a coalition partner in the government, PDP should have vacated the Baramulla seat for the Congress candidate who has a strong following in Baramulla and Kupwara districts,8217;8217; he said, adding that they will campaign against the PDP in Baramulla despite being allies.

Consumer Affairs Minister Taj Mohiuddin said the NC8217;s efforts to make the women8217;s Bill an election issue would fail. Earlier, the Congress candidate for Baramulla, Ghulam Rasool Kar, filed his nomination papers, flanked by senior party leaders.