Srinagar: Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir and President of the People’s Democratic Party Mehboba Mufti said on Friday that the youth were “growing protests” because they are facing the raw truth that the system has failed their hopes and aspirations “.
Mufti said on X, “From Uttarakhand to Ladakh and Kashmir Jane Z is crossing the border and crossing the border. Because when your future feels foggy and your dreams are shattered – resistance knows no limit. These are young people who work hard for the future, they look at every rule.
“It’s not just noise. It is turning into a heartbeat resistance. It is not a rebellion, but a cry for existence. They are not asking anymore. They are demanding what is their right – accountability. Justice.
Mufti also posted some videos of protests for ‘Azadi’, which, according to her, is a wake-up call for both India and Pakistan.
PDP President is very important for Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and both of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir under the chairmanship of the Central Government.
When she joins the chorus with the ruling National Conference (NC) for the state, for reducing reservations, etc., she also blames Omar Abdullah, which she calls ‘Powerless Elected Government’.
She seriously criticizes the BJP and its leaders for their views to the issues that come up with the country.
His father Late Mufmad Muhammad Saeed joined hands with the BJP to form a coalition government after the 2014 elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
After Saeed’s death, Mehboba Mufti continued the ruling alliance with the BJP until he decided to get out of the coalition government in June 2018.
The PDP contested 2024 assembly elections and managed to win three seats, unlike 28, the party contested in the 2014 elections in the 2014 elections.
Many of his former party colleagues/ministers have left the PDP, and Mufti has been working hard to strengthen his party for the last seven years.
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