Jammu And Kashmir Completes 5-Year Without Elected Govt; Chorus Grows For Early Polls

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Jammu And Kashmir Completes 5-Year Without Elected Govt; Chorus Grows For Early Polls


SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir on Monday accomplished 5 years with out an elected authorities, prompting a scathing assault from the mainstream National Conference and Peoples Democratic Party over the delay in restoration of democracy within the Union Territory. On August 5, 2019, the Centre revoked Article 370, which granted particular standing to Jammu and Kashmir, and bifurcated the state into two Union territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.

PDP president Mehbooba Mufti resigned from the publish of the chief minister on June 19, 2018 after alliance companion BJP withdrew assist to her coalition authorities. In a sarcastic tweet, National Conference (NC) vp Omar Abdullah on Monday stated democracy in India ends the place Jammu and Kashmir begins.

“Democracy is in our veins, it is in our culture’; ?India is the mother of democracy’; ?India is the temple of democracy’. Great sounding words that the international community lap up & regurgitate ad-nauseam. Meanwhile J&K completes 5 years under central rule today. Democracy ends where J&K begins,” he tweeted.

PDP spokesperson Mohit Bhan stated the complete nation ought to cling its head in disgrace. “Entire nation & its leadership must hang their heads in shame for calling itself ‘Mother Of Democracy’. J&K languishes under central rule for a staggering 5 years, with the last election held 9 years ago. The blatant disregard for people’s rights & representation is appalling,” he stated in a tweet.

Meanwhile, the refrain for holding meeting elections in Jammu and Kashmir is rising with all political events, together with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), urging the Election Commission to announce the ballot dates. The final meeting election in Jammu and Kashmir occurred in 2014.





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