Jammu And Kashmir Information: Ajaz Ahmad Guru, brother of Parliament assault convict Mohammad Afzal Guru, has stated that his brother was sufferer of a conspiracy. He additionally stated that he’ll reveal the names of the individuals behind the conspiracy in his subsequent press convention.
Whereas talking at a press convention in Jammu and Kashmir’s Sopore, Ajaz stated, “My brother Afzal and we had been all victims of a conspiracy. He stated you’re asking to call whose conspiracy it was I’ll do within the subsequent press convention in Delhi however added his (Afzal’s) and mine ideologies are totally different”. Earlier this week, Ajaz Guru filed his nomination to contest the meeting elections in Jammu and Kashmir. He is operating as an impartial candidate from the Sopore seat, which is positioned within the north Kashmir district.
Ajaz, a resident of Baramulla’s Delina space, submitted his nomination papers on the final day of submitting. Elaborating on the rationale behind his choice to contest meeting polls, he stated, Youth desires to see peace and prosperity, and that has prompted him to hitch politics and combat elections.
“My father has seen the combat for the pre-53 place; I’ve seen the Farooq Abdullah regime, and my son had gone by way of the Hurriyat regime. What the brand new era wants is peace, prosperity, and improvement,” Ajaz stated. He additionally said that he’ll restore the dignity of Sopore, which has been uncared for for the final 50 years and labored as “anti-India.”.
He additional said, “I’ve seen rather a lot, and the youth as we speak need peace. If voted to energy, I’ll change Sopore, bringing improvement and unity,” he added.
After submitting his papers, Ajaz Guru advised reporters that he entered the electoral fray as, like all Kashmiris, he was additionally a sufferer of “35 years of hardships.”
The final date to withdraw the papers is September 17. Sopore will go to the polls within the third part of the elections on October 1. Afzal Guru was hanged in Delhi’s Tihar jail on February 9, 2013, for plotting the December 2001 assault on Parliament.
