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Three-member Committee to help EC decide on Assembly polls in J&K

JK Assembly Election: 3-member team meets chief election commissioner

After the declaration of holding Lok Sabha decisions in Jammu and Kashmir, the Election Commission has chosen to send a 3-part group to Jammu and Kashmir to hold gathering elections. On Tuesday, three individuals from the extraordinary group achieved the Election Commission’s central station and talked about the procedure ahead. The Special Central Observer, Dr. Nur Mohammad, Vinod Zutshi and AS Gill, who went to the primary decision Election Commission, met the Chief Commissioner Sunil Arora, Election Commissioner Ashok Lavasa and Sushil Chandra in this 3-part group. The Central Observer willRead More


President’s Rule in Jammu and Kashmir : No other option Says Rajnath Singh

The Lok Sabha on Friday adopted a statutory resolution on imposition of President’s Rule in Jammu and Kashmir, with Union home minister Rajnath Singh claiming that the Centre was left with no other option as none of the political parties or alliances had staked claim to form a government after the exit of the PDP-BJP dispensation. However, former J&K chief minister Farooq Abdullah said whether an alternative government was feasible or not should have been determined not at the residence of the governor, but on the floor of the assembly.Read More