Speaking to ANI, Ghulam Nabi Azad said "I strongly oppose the fact that elections were held after ten years. Till now there should have been two elections, one in 2019 and one now. Three elections were held for the Parliament and the no elections here left the state far behind."
National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah on Monday questioned the BJP-led government over its intention to implement 'One Nation-One Election' concept in its present tenure and asked how will it bring various political parties onboard a suggestion which has wide ramifications and about
The 10 points on governance said that Congress will provide inclusive and accountable governance by ensuring that the Central Government grants statehood to Jammu and Kashmir.
The elections in Jammu and Kashmir are scheduled to be held in three phases on September 18, September 25 and October 1. The counting will take place on October 8.
At the event, Mahmood Kashmiri, Chairman of Jammu Kashmir National Independence Alliance (JKNIA), criticised Pakistan for its violent repression and tactics aimed at suppressing dissent in the region.
"As the granddaughter-in-law of erstwhile Maharaja Hari Singh, I vehemently condemn and take strong exception to the defamatory remarks made by Rahul Gandhi against our revered Dogra ruler. His baseless attack is not just an affront to the legacy of Maharaja Hari Singh Ji, but an insult t
Residents of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir are grappling with a crisis involving mobile service providers, resulting in widespread financial and service-related issues. Mobile companies in the region are under fire for their poor service quality despite charging consumers hefty amounts
Ahead of the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Jammu and Kashmir, BJP leader and former J&K Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh said that PM Modi's vision for J&K has youth in its focus and only BJP's double-engine government can rebuild the Union Territory.
Ahead of the crucial Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir which are being held after a gap of 10 years Union Home Minister Amit Shah drew the battle lines and said that this election is between the BJP and the alliance between Congress and the National Conference.
Accusing the National Conference-Congress alliance of "nourishing terrorism" when they were in power in Jammu and Kashmir, Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday also targeted some political parties in Kashmir over their stance on Article 370, saying it is part of history and there is no place
Ahead of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah said that he is hoping that a good portion of the votes will go to the National Conference candidates and expressed confidence that they will register victory.