Srinagar, Feb 11: Leader of Opposition (LoP) Sunil Sharma on Wednesday accused the Speaker of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly of favouring the ruling government and alleged that House proceedings were being conducted under the direction of the treasury benches, calling the situation “unfortunate” for the legislature.
Sharma’s remarks came in response to comments made by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah during a recent Assembly session.
Speaking to reporters, Sharma said the language used by the Chief Minister had made even members present in the House uncomfortable. He questioned whether Abdullah felt any shame for his words and said the Chief Minister should have personally clarified and justified his remarks.
“They have no answer,” Sharma said, adding that he had raised the issue previously and was reiterating it for accountability.
The LoP also criticised the National Conference, alleging a pattern of arrogance within its leadership. He said being born into the family of Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah appeared to instil a sense of entitlement and claimed the party had a history of internal discord.
Sharma further said the Chief Minister had shown no remorse over his remarks and questioned what could be expected from a House and a Speaker that tolerated such behaviour. (KNS)
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