Srinagar Sep 7 (Reporter) CPI(M) leader Mohamad Yousuf Tarigami on Saturday said that he will demand answers from the ruling dispensation for their wrongdoings over the past decade in Jammu and Kashmir. Tarigami was addressing a series of election rallies in villages of the Kulgam constituency on Saturday. The CPI(M) leader contesting from the Kulgam assembly constituency said, "He will seek answers from the government for their wrongdoings and assault on peoples rights over the past decade in Jammu and Kashmir in the legislative assembly, if elected." He said that he has never changed his stance on people's rights, unlike others who are being supported under the guise of independents, but are actually proxy candidates who have shifted their positions over time. “The voters must understand the significance of this assembly election and what we lost on August 5, 2019,” Tarigami said and added “People should know that their dignity, respect, and honor were attacked and we must remember and not forget, the gravity of what happened”. He noted that the assembly now no longer holds the same power it once did. He urged the youth to recognize the changes made to the rights and powers of the legislative assembly. “This assembly election offers an opportunity to elect representatives; it is crucial that those elected have these issues in mind and prioritize addressing them”, the CPI(M) leader said. “It’s time for us to walk together. We aspire for our youth to soar high on their own, but we must also create opportunities for them. The challenges ahead can only be addressed by uniting, from villages to cities,” he added...////...