Renowned cleric Aga Syed Hadi takes a dig at Omar Abdullah for his signature campaign remark

STC NEWS DESK
SRINAGAR, AUGUST 16 (STC): A renowned cleric and scholar Aga Syed Mohammad Hadi Kashmiri has strongly criticized Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s door-to-door signature campaign for restoring statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. Branding it as “superficial”, Aga Hadi accused Omar Abdullah of exploiting people’s sentiments rather than addressing their genuine concerns.
Aga Syed Hadi was addressing the Arbaeen gathering at Bemina and lambasted Omar Abdullah’s campaign strategy, questioning his ability to deliver on his promises.
“Kashmiri people elected Omar Abdullah as Chief Minister with the hope that he would fight for the restoration of statehood, Article 370, and Article 35A, but nothing concrete was ever said or done,” Aga Hadi said.
He accused Omar Abdullah of being helpless and urged him to apologize to the people instead of seeking their signatures. He also criticized Omar Abdullah for compromising on people’s rights for personal gains, such as “salary and luxury cars,” calling it a great deception against the people of Kashmir.
Aga Hadi also questioned Omar Abdullah’s moral right to remain in the ministry if he cannot deliver on his promises, urging him to step away from “incompetent politics” and a party that has repeatedly betrayed the people.

(Straight Talk Communications)