The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly passed a resolution moved by deputy chief minister Surinder Choudhary which sought a dialogue between the Centre and elected representatives for restoration of the special status.
The PDP president said it was “sad” that the resolution did not term the abrogation as illegal.
“There is a need to correct the language of the resolution. The PDP will do it,” she added.
The former chief minister said the PDP’s move to bring the resolution on restoration of special status on the first day of the session had forced the ruling National Conference to bring its resolution today.
“They have brought this resolution because the PDP brought a resolution earlier,” she said. Asked if the PDP was seeking credit for the passage of the resolution, the former chief minister said it is not about “credit or debit”. “We promised people that if you elect us, we will do it. We fulfilled that promise and may be the NC have done it under pressure,” she said.
The PDP president said her party has proved that numbers do not matter.
“What matter is honesty in what you promise and what you do,” she added.

























