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PDP defers meeting with Mehbooba Mufti
The PDP has deferred a scheduled meeting of its delegation with party president Mefbooba Mufti, who is currently under detention in Srinagar, after announcing that a team of leaders would see her on Monday.
Jammu: The PDP has deferred a scheduled meeting of its delegation with party president Mefbooba Mufti, who is currently under detention in Srinagar, after announcing that a team of leaders would see her on Monday.
However, no reason was given for the development. "PDP Jammu has decided to defer the scheduled visit of its delegation to Srinagar to meet the party president Mehbooba tomorrow (Monday)," former PDP legislator and spokesperson Firdous Tak said.
Sources within the party, however, said the visit has been deferred because of lack of unanimity on the composition of the delegation.
Mehbooba Mufti, the former chief minister, was detained on August 5, the day the Centre announced abrogation of special status to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370.
On Sunday, a 15-member delegation of the National Conference from Jammu met their detained party president Farooq Abdullah and vice president Omar Abdullah in Srinagar.
Meanwhile, normal life remained affected in Kashmir for the 64th consecutive day on Monday as main markets continued to be shut and public transport off the roads, officials said.
Private transport was plying unhindered in Srinagar and other districts across the Valley, they said.
