National Conference president Farooq Abdullah has accused the BJP of trying to intimidate Hindu voters in Jammu and Kashmir by creating false fears. He alleged that the BJP top brass is focusing its election campaign on Jammu as they want to “threaten the Hindu community”. “They think the Hindus will vote for them but today
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reaffirmed the commitment of the Indian government to restore statehood to Jammu and Kashmir following the upcoming assembly elections. Speaking at a rally in Jammu on Saturday, Shah emphasized that these elections will be the first conducted under the national flag and the Constitution since the Modi administration abrogated
Former chief of India’s Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Amarjit Singh Dulat, has expressed significant insights regarding the upcoming elections in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly emphasizing the critical alliance between the Congress and the National Conference (NC). In his opinion piece titled “Den of Intrigue: India’s border with Pakistan chooses a new chief minister,” published
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) chief Mehbooba Mufti said that the alliance between the National Conference (NC) and Congress for the upcoming assembly elections has no agenda and is based on seat sharing. Mehbooba said that her party will not contest elections under any such alliance which has no
Voting for 90 assembly seats of Jammu and Kashmir will be held in three phases i.e. on 18, 25 September and 1 October. While the results will be declared on 4 October. Political developments have intensified before the elections. In this sequence, PDP President Mehbooba Mufti released her party’s manifesto in Srinagar. She said that
Assembly elections are being held in Jammu and Kashmir after 10 years. Although then elections were held for the state of Jammu and Kashmir, now people will vote for the Union Territory. For the first time after the abolition of 370 and 35A, people here will participate in the assembly elections. In the Lok Sabha
After the announcement of assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir after 10 years, political activities have intensified. The political atmosphere which was cold for the last six years has now started to show movement, which was seen to some extent during the Lok Sabha elections held some time ago. The special thing about the assembly