"The biggest message of this party was to spread peace, amity and tranquility in this region. PDP has not only strengthened relations among different regions and sub-regions of the state but also facilitated peace in the sub-continent," former chief minister and PDP patron, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed told reporters here.
He said his party has pioneered a political and economic agenda to establish sustainable peace in the sub-continent.
He also claimed that it was the result of PDP's reconciliatory policies that there was complete peace and normalcy on the border from Kathua to Kargil during its regime and regretted the present government's failure to carry forward that peace agenda in the state.
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