Sajad Lone accuses J & K Guv of having misrepresented the facts and asked him to send a fax

New Delhi: After the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Satya Pal Malik, claimed that he had dissolved the State Assembly, not wishing to invite the People's Conference supported by the BJP, Sajad Lone had accused the governor of misrepresenting the facts.

"It has been three or four days since we observed the distortion of facts and the blatant distortion of certain events in J & K by some people and, unfortunately, in particular by the governor of J & K," he said. Lone to the media Tuesday.

Lone claimed that the governor had asked him to send a fax and that for three hours his party had tried to do so without success. The governor's secretary, who had previously pbaded him Sajad, would not take the call either.
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And while the PC was trying to send the fax, the PDP sent a letter on claiming power over social media to form the government.
"I do not know if she claimed the claim on the basis of a potential claim that we were trying to make and that we had informed the governor about it, or if she had claimed the claim herself. Sajad said.

On November 21, hours and hours after the PDP claims to form a government with the support of the National Conference and Congress rival, followed by a competing offer of the two-member People's Conference that claimed the support of the BJP and 18 deputies from other parties, the governor dissolved the badembly.

"There are people who believe that after receiving information, we will claim a claim, Mehbada Mufti immediately claimed a claim on Twitter … We had the numbers and we would have come out victorious. in a legitimately constitutional way. "There should be no doubt about it," said Lone.

At an event at MP Gwalior, Malik reportedly said he chose to dissolve the House instead of obliging either party because he did not want to go down in history as "dishonest" man. "If I was looking at Delhi, I should have done Lone's sarkar. I would have gone into history as a corrupt man. I have finished the whole question. Anyone who will have to abuse will do so, but I am convinced that I have acted appropriately "

Under the attacks of the opposition for his decision to dissolve the Assembly, Governor Malik baderted that a "vast horse trading" was taking place the state and rejected allegations that he would have acted in accordance with the instructions of the Center.

"These last 15 to 20 days, I've been informed of large-scale horse trading cases. MPs are threatened and several types of sneaky deals are under way, "said Malik.

When asked about allegations of horse trading in the state, Lone said," How can you call a constitutional solution? ? "Would I have so much money to buy someone?"

On the other hand, NC Vice President, Omar Abdullah, and PDP Chairman, Mehbada Mufti, congratulated J & K governor, Satya Pal Malik, not to "look to Delhi" for the formation of a government in the state and the stop of the installation of & a BJP government.