“Confession of Political Failure…,” AIP on Omar Abdullah’s Signature Campaign – Alfaaz – The Words

AhmadJunaidJ&KAugust 16, 2025370 Views


Srinagar: Reacting sharply to Omar Abdullah’s announcement of launching a door-to-door signature campaign to demand the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, Awami Itihaad Party (AIP) Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi on Thursday lambasted the National Conference (NC) leadership, calling the move “a shameful confession of political irrelevance and utter failure.”

Inam Un Nabi stated in a media statement, “Omar Abdullah had a golden opportunity to fight for the rights of the people when the NC got a full mandate to represent the aspirations of Kashmiris, especially on Article 370 and Statehood. Instead of pursuing these goals with conviction, NC has chosen the path of surrender and soft obedience towards the BJP. This signature campaign is nothing but a diversion from their betrayal.”

The AIP leader termed Omar Abdullah’s statement a classic case of political theatre, noting that the NC’s past performance in power and their silence during the critical years post-August 5, 2019, speaks volumes about their priorities. “If Omar Abdullah truly had the will, he would have mobilised legislators including that of oppositions , taken legal and constitutional routes and built a national-level consensus for the restoration of rights. Instead, he’s now going door-to-door collecting signatures, as if Kashmir’s dignity can be traded with a petition paper,” Inam remarked as per Alfaaz – The Words.

Further sharpening his criticism, Inam said: “If you (NC) couldn’t defend what was entrusted to you in the Assembly and in Delhi, spare us from this emotional drama now. You are not launching a campaign , you are submitting a written apology for your failure.”

The AIP reaffirmed that it rejects such puppet shows and stands firm on the demand for restoration of Statehood and protection of identity and land rights through real peaceful and democratic resistance – not hollow campaigns. “People of J&K need sincere voices, not failed dynasties trying to save their political legacy with PR gimmicks,” Inam Un Nabi concluded.


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