DAP is going to be insignificant party!
- The days of Ghulam Nabi Azad and his party are going to be numbered and people are losing interest.
- The former Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand is leading the faction and almost discussed his return with Congress high command.
jj correspondent
Jammu, Jan 05: The political upheaval in Jammu & Kashmir is in full swing as once loyalists of Ghulam Nabi Azad are now deserting him after guessing that his party (Democratic Azad party) has negligible impact on the people and it is simply wastage of time. In this concern a group of former leaders of DAP tentatively 12 in numbers under the leadership of former Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand is going to rejoin Congress in Delhi with a note of repentance but professing on ‘Ghar Vapsi’.
The unconfirmed sources revealed that the leaders have decided that under the leadership of Tara Chand they have to join the Congress so that they may save their skin. It is pertinent to mention that these leaders including Tara Chand have been thrown out from the DAV for anti-party activities. The other leaders included Balwan Singh, Muzaffar Parrey, Perzada Sayed, Vinod Sharma, Ashok Sharma etc, whereas the former minister Dr Manohar Lal Sharma is in confused state and unable to take a position.
The politicians of the present day have one agenda how to grab the power and are busy in shifting their loyalties from one party to other and from one person to other, in the search of better future but people are watching them closely and branding them like a shameless drummer who beats drum from one corner to other.
Even Ghulam Nabi Azad himself is a used cartridge and outdated politicians but he is still striving that might he may once again come in power but the time is very powerful and Ghulam Nabi Azad cannot stand before the time. He had enough good time from the account of Congress but now he is at losing end and there are bleak chances to be revived in his left over life.
The party of Ghulam Nabi Azad is going to be Azad from the political grip as his loyalties have come to know that future of his party is shirking and very near future his (Azad) impact on the people will be reduced to negligible but these turn-coated leaders are also being exposed in the public domain.
The political observers have already opined that very near in future the political image of Ghulam Nabi Azad will be reduced to simply a former Chief Minister and not more than this. When he resigned he was in the opinion that people of J&K will madly run after him but the things have gone contrary. His close associates are deserting him and such trend will make him a former leader.
