Connect with us

JAMMU & KASHMIR

Akbar Lone has accepted his defeat before elections: Irfan Naqib | KNO

‘He has lost his mental balance’

Published

on

kno news

Srinagar, March 25 (KNO) : Flaying the statement of National Conference (NC) candidate for north Kashmir’s Baramulla-Kupwara parliamentary constituency that “Congress was more dangerous than the BJP”, District Congress Committee (DCC) Srinagar President Irfan Naqib today said that Lone has lost his mental balance and has accepted his defeat before the elections. In a statement issued to KNO, he said, “Politicians like Akbar Lone always fuel violence in Kashmir. He has no credulity and is known for his absurdity. He has in the past also abused political leaders and is known for making controversies. He brought the chair of Speaker into controversy by the sort of language, tone, and innuendo he used in 2011.” “It is imperative on NC leadership to take action against Lone as statements like this will create bitterness. The statement of Lone has hurt the sentiments of Congress workers and leaders and he must apologise without any delay,” Naqib demanded. The Congress leader said that Lone has accepted his defeat before the elections. “Lone knows he is a failure and wants to blame the Congress for his failures.” He also urged the Congress workers to work with dedication and make the NC-Congress joint candidate Dr Farooq Abdullah successful. “Despite provocations and anti-Congress statements by the NC leader, Congress will abide by the decision of the high command and work tirelessly for the success for Farooq sahib in Srinagar.”(KNO)

Trending

TOP STORIES ago

Jammu symbol of India’s national unity: LG Sinha | KNO

TOP STORIES ago

LG unveils J&K Bank Calendar - 2026 | KNO

TOP STORIES ago

Chief Secy reviews prospects for eco-tourism promotion and MAP cultivation in J&K | KNO

TOP STORIES ago

CS reviews of tribal welfare initiatives under DA-JGUA scheme | KNO

TOP STORIES3 hours ago

CIK tightens noose around anti-national propagandists | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

MeT predicts snowfall across J&K till Jan 1 | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

How LG Sinha, CM Omar, other leaders shaped J&K politics in 2025 | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Year Ender: CBK records all-time high case disposal in 2025, major gains across all units | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Longer power cuts likely for high loss zones | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

“Abysmal record speaks for itself”: India rejects Pakistan’s remarks on minorities | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

New Year celebrations: Security forces on high alert in J&K | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

New Year Celebrations: Authorities intensify surveillance, traffic regulations along Sonamarg–Gund stretch | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Srinagar’s first inclusive ‘State-of-the-Art School’ by 2027 | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

BSF on high alert along J&K borders ahead of New Year | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Child labour persists at tourist hotspots, people seek urgent govt intervention | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Ahead of New Year, thousands of devotees throng Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Year Ender: J&K Tourism continues to thrive with over 1.58 crore visitors in 2025 | KNO

Copyright © 2021