The anticipation surrounding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Kashmir stirred hopes of political rejuvenation, especially regarding the reinstatement of Jammu and Kashmir's state status, amidst ongoing concerns over the revocation of Article 370. Despite Supreme Court deadlines and assurances, the restoration of statehood remained elusive, disappointing both political circles and citizens alike.In his address, Prime Minister Modi emphasized a vision of "Naya Jammu Kashmir," highlighting developmental strides and initiatives, particularly in tourism and infrastructure. However, controversies arose regarding alleged forced attendance of government employees at the event, triggering criticism from opposition leaders like Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti. Political expectations for substantive announcements on statehood, elections, and development packages went unmet, further fuelling discontent. The visit, viewed by some as a political manoeuvre, underscored lin
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Srinagar, Feb 09: National Conference (NC) President and Member of Parliament from Srinagar Dr. Farooq Abdullah on Thursday asked people to unite against the divisive forces that are trying to disenfranchise them of their identity, land and resources. He also stressed on the importance of maintaining unity in the ongoing struggle for restoration of J&K’s rights
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A meeting convened by the People s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) here on Saturday decided to set up a committee to chalk out the future strategy on the issue of inclusion of "non-locals" in the electoral rolls of Jammu and Kashmir. India News | PAGD Meet in Jammu, to Form Committee on Issue of Inclusion of Non-locals as Voters in J-K.