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DDC polls: Feeling ‘betrayed’, South Kashmir residents boycott Ballot Box

by Citizen's Web Desk
December 4, 2020
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Shopian, Dec 04 (KNO): Disappointed by the political parties for not keeping their word after elections, the inhabitants of South Kashmir on Friday decided not to exercise their franchise.

Talking with news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Kaiser Ahmad, a resident of Shopian said they no longer feel voting, as they have been betrayed every time they impose a trust on political parties to fulfil their prior commitments.

“Last time, we voted in favour of PDP to keep BJP out. Later, the same party aligned with them. All the promises of development and providing jobs proved a hoax,” he said.

Shakeel Ahmad, a resident of Pulwama said Kashmiris over the years have tested every party, but no one has met their expectations.

“Even BJP after the abrogation of article 370 said they will bring development and provide jobs, over one year, has passed but no promises have been kept,” he said.

Meanwhile, a handful of voters who did cast vote, said they were bound to do it, as the candidates contesting the elections were their relatives.

“Our family has never taken part in elections but one of our relatives was contesting the election this time, so we were forced to vote in his favour,” Waseem Ahmad said.

Another voter- Shareefa Banoo said that she too voted as one of her relative was contesting polls.

“After we heard that BJP workers are casting votes, we decided to vote in favour of our relative. At least he will bring development in the area as compared to the BJP candidate,” Banoo said—(KNO)

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