Jolt to PDP as ex-minister quits celebration
2 min readBy Express News Service
SRINAGAR: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of Mehbooba Mufti has suffered yet one more jolt as senior chief and former minister Abdul Haq Khan introduced his resolution to give up the celebration. “I announce in no unsure phrases that in view of the present political state of affairs, I’ve suspended my political actions utterly.
From right this moment onwards, I’ve no affiliation with my earlier political celebration, PDP, and that my
assertion must be thought of as my resignation,” mentioned 69-year-old Haq.
Khan, a former Jammu and Kashmir minister, was elected MLA from the Lolab constituency within the border district of Kupwara in 2008 and 2014 on PDP ticket and was additionally minister within the PDP-BJP authorities. At current, he was common secretary of PDP however had been inactive in politics from a while.
Haq mentioned for the final three years, he had been away from politics attributable to his well being, private life and “I did not feel I could contribute in the politics at this time.”
SRINAGAR: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of Mehbooba Mufti has suffered yet one more jolt as senior chief and former minister Abdul Haq Khan introduced his resolution to give up the celebration. “I announce in no unsure phrases that in view of the present political state of affairs, I’ve suspended my political actions utterly.
From right this moment onwards, I’ve no affiliation with my earlier political celebration, PDP, and that my
assertion must be thought of as my resignation,” mentioned 69-year-old Haq.
Khan, a former Jammu and Kashmir minister, was elected MLA from the Lolab constituency within the border district of Kupwara in 2008 and 2014 on PDP ticket and was additionally minister within the PDP-BJP authorities. At current, he was common secretary of PDP however had been inactive in politics from a while.
Haq mentioned for the final three years, he had been away from politics attributable to his well being, private life and “I did not feel I could contribute in the politics at this time.”
