At Banihal, Omar Abdullah also criticised People’s Democratic Party and Bharatiya Janta Party
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In a new manifesto, CPI(M) demands the reinstatement of Jammu and Kashmir’s constitutional status and highlights pressing issues like land rights and unemployment
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The BJP has labelled this meeting as a conspiracy, accusing the NC of being involved in schemes against India, especially with elections nearer.
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Jamaat-e-Islami's decision to re-enter electoral politics is significant, with many calling it an ideological shift in terms of Kashmir's regional politics.
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With the formation of five new districts in Ladakh, local political leaders call for clarity on whether these will include autonomous councils, or if the move merely adds administrative layers
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In a recent interview with Outlook, Omar Abdullah discusses the NC-Congress alliance and stands firm on his manifesto’s integrity despite criticism
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The initial candidate list of the PDP for the assembly elections has created furore within the party with many leaders saying they are not being rewarded for their loyalty. Many party leaders who left PDP after the abrogation of Article 370, are now joining back and are expected to get tickets
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Ram Madhav, who stitched together the BJP-PDP alliance in 2014, is coming to a changed Jammu and Kashmir where the BJP did not have the confidence to contest from three seats in Kashmir in the general elections, and there is raging militancy in the Jammu region
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The party has enumerated a number of schemes for women and also included a promise of establishing a Transgender Welfare Board to support the transgender community
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The manifesto says the party will strive for the full implementation of the Autonomy Resolution passed by the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly in 2000
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