Jammu and Kashmir elections: PM Narendra Modi said the three families think that it is their birthright to capture power by any means. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday accused the Congress, National Conference and PDP of “putting stones in the hands of the youths of Jammu and Kashmir” and ruining their future for political benefits. Addressing a poll rally in Srinagar, he vowed that he would not allow the “three families of Jammu and Kashmir” to destroy another generation of the erstwhile state. “Our youth were away from studies…
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BJP Cracks Down on Dissidents: Rebels Contesting Against Party Face Suspension
Taking strict action against the rebels who had triggered infighting and dissent within the saffron party, the BJP on Wednesday suspended three senior leaders from Udhampur East and Chhamb constituencies. The three leaders who have been suspended include vice president of the party, Pawan Khajuria, who is contesting as an Independent from Udhampur East after he was denied ticket, Balwan Singh another party leader and former chairman of Block Development Council (BDC), Udhampur, who is also contesting from Udhampur East, and Narinder Singh Bhau, who is contesting as an Independent…
Read MoreJamaat-e-Islami’s Return: What It Means for the Future of J&K Politics
Jamaat-e-Islami’s Return to Politics: What It Means for J&K Elections By: Javid Amin In a surprising turn of events, Jamaat-e-Islami, a socio-religious group with a significant historical presence in Jammu and Kashmir, has re-entered the political arena after decades of boycotting elections. This move has sparked considerable debate and speculation about its potential impact on the upcoming J&K Assembly elections. Historical Context To understand the significance of Jamaat-e-Islami’s decision to field its candidates in the J&K Assembly elections, it is crucial to delve into the nature of the organization and…
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