PAC Forms to Redefine Politics in J&K: Unity for Progress and Justice
Three prominent political entities in Jammu and Kashmir have come together to form the People’s Alliance for Change (PAC). This alliance is led by Sajad Lone of the People’s Conference, Hakeem Yaseen of the People’s Democratic Front (PDF), and the Justice and Development Front, which is backed by the Jamaat-e-Islami.
The announcement marks a notable shift in the region’s political landscape. The PAC has declared its mission to address the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir while focusing on governance, development, and safeguarding regional identity.
The PAC leaders emphasized the need for a unified voice to tackle the challenges faced by the region.
- Sajad Lone, while speaking at the press conference, said, “This is not just an alliance of parties but an alliance of ideas. We aim to provide a new vision and hope to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.”
- Hakeem Yaseen added that the alliance will work towards strengthening democracy in the region and ensuring the equitable development of all communities.
- Representatives from the Justice and Development Front stressed the importance of upholding social justice and promoting harmony.
The PAC leaders have called for immediate attention to issues such as unemployment, infrastructure development, and the protection of the rights and culture of the people of J&K. They also underlined the importance of a peaceful and progressive future for the region.
While the PAC represents a fresh political start, the alliance faces challenges, including balancing differing ideologies and gaining public trust in a region where political skepticism runs deep. Observers note that the PAC’s success will depend on its ability to deliver on promises and remain united in the face of adversity.
The alliance plans to unveil its roadmap in the coming weeks. With elections on the horizon, the PAC is expected to field joint candidates across the union territory. The formation of this alliance could reshape the political dynamics in Jammu and Kashmir, setting the stage for a competitive electoral battle.
