As the latest trends in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly vote counting showed the National Conference-Congress alliance leading more than half of the seats, the NC chief Farooq Abdullah appeared at the balcony of his house here to greet his supporters displaying a show of strength.
With the counting currently underway, the updated trends by the Election Commission of India released at 11:40 AM on Tuesday have indicated that in Jammu and Kashmir, the Jammu Kashmir National Conference and Congress alliance are leading with 52 seats.
Speaking to ANI, Ghulam Ahmad Mir said, "As per ground reporting after polling, we knew it was going to be a landslide victory for us, the same is the situation in Jammu and Kashmir. There is a strong anti-incumbency wave against BJP, that's why we made a viable alliance. And as per the earl
With the counting currently underway, the trends by the Election Commission of India have indicated that in Jammu and Kashmir, the Jammu Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) is leading and has crossed the half mark and has secured 46 seats.
As counting of the votes polled in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly election began, National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah on Tuesday warned the BJP not to pull off any tricks if the mandate of the people is against them.
Ahead of the counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir, an independent candidate from Ramban, Suraj Singh Parihar on Tuesday said that the zeal among people is very high.
Amid speculation over possible permutations and combinations for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir, National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah on tuesday express hope for positive outcome.
mid speculation over possible permutations and combinations for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir, National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah on Monday said that PDP has not offered support and called for putting end to all speculations till the results are out.
Former Union Minister P Chidambaram has expressed confidence that Congress will win the assembly polls in Haryana and form government in Jammu and Kashmir with its ally National Conference, saying that the party's long-established policies and approach will be accepted by the people
Ahead of counting of votes for Jammu and Kashmir elections, National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah said that even if they did not need the support from Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) then also they would take it.
The Axis My India has predicted a hung assembly in Jammu and Kashmir with the National Conference-Congress alliance slightly ahead and the BJP tailgating the opposition.