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Counting stopped in Drugmulla due to nationality issue of candidate Counting stopped in Drugmulla due to nationality issue of candidate SRINAGAR: Counting of votes for Drugmulla DDC constituency in Kupwara District has been stopped as one of the contestant is a Pakistani national. Somiya Sadaf who is a Pakistani national and has been living here after she came to Kashmiri husband a decade ago. She told Excelsior that counting has been stopped due to her nationality issue. She said when she filed nomination papers there was no issue but now “they are raising my nationality issue”. Share Search for News ....
Jammu and Kashmir: Pakistan violated ceasefire along the Line of Control We bring you the top highlights of the DDC elections which saw People Alliance Dupkar Declaration (PAGD) candidates leading at over 100 out of 280 seats, with BJP coming a distant second at over 70 seats. BJP opens account in Kashmir Valley For the first time in history, the Bharatiya Janata Party won an election in Muslim majority Kashmir Valley by securing at least two district development council (DDC) seats in Srinagar and Bandipora district. While Aijaz Hussain registered his victory from Khonmoh-II constituency in Srinagar, Aijaz Ahmad Khan gave the party some more reason to cheer by bagging the Tulail constituency in Bandipora district. ....
election is adding around 100 new females to the power set-up in Jammu and Kashmir. Right now when some are reluctant participants, there is a huge number that is excited over the empowerment, reports Saima Bhat A woman contestant busy talking to people in Kupwara during her campaign for DDC elections. Away from their families since the day they stepped in Kashmir, around 350 women from Pakistan are facing multiple issues. These wives of former militants lament they have “no place to call home”. They had come to Kashmir from Pakistan and Pakistan administered Kashmir as part of the “rehabilitation policy” announced in 2010 by Omar Abdullah government for youth who had the Line of Control (LoC) between 1989 and 2009. ....