The list of candidates includes seasoned leaders and new faces, reflecting JKNC’s approach to blend experience with fresh perspectives. The party aims to strengthen its position and engage effectively with voters in the upcoming election.
The announcement of the names of candidates came after the Congress clinched a seat-sharing deal with ally National Conference (NC) in which the former will contest 51 and the latter 32 seats respectively for the assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir.
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah suggests he may run in the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, reconsidering his earlier stance amid a new seat-sharing agreement with Congress.
J-K Assembly polls 2024: The seat-sharing pact between the National Conference and Congress was declared a day before the last day of filing nominations for the first phase of elections on September 18 for 24 seats.
J-K elections 2024: Polling to elect 90 members of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly will take place in three phases. The elections will be held on September 18, September 25 and October 1.
The assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir will take place in three phases on September 18, September 25, and October 1, with the results set to be announced on October 4.
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls: An earlier BJP list, released a couple of hours before the revised one was put out, included 10 names for the second phase and 19 for the third. However, the party later said that the names for these two phases should be considered withdrawn.
The Bharatiya Janata Party is making all-out efforts to fend off the challenge from a resurgent Congress, which has tied up with the National Conference (NC), especially in the Jammu region -- a BJP bastion since 2014.
National Conference (NC) is seen as one of the front-runners in the Jammu and Kashmir elections 2024 after it formed a pre-poll alliance with Congress. NC under the Abdullah family's leadership electorally performed very well as the three generations of the Abdullah family ruled the state.
Earlier, the BJP withdrew its first list of 44 candidates for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections shortly after it was released.
The BJP will likely make some changes to the list and release it soon. Earlier in the day, the party had released its first list of 44 candidates for the elections to the 90-member Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, fielding Devender Singh Rana from Nagrota.
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: Amit Shah stated that the Ministry of Home Affairs took the decision to create 5 districts in Ladakh, and now the new districts will take the benefits provided by the government to the people’s doorstep.
Jammu and Kashmir elections 2024: The elections for the 90-member Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly will be conducted in three phases: September 18, September 25, and October 1.
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: The 90 assembly constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir will go to polls in three phases starting September 18. Votes will be counted on October 4.
The assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir will take place in three phases on September 18, September 25, and October 1, with the results set to be announced on October 4.
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: NC leaders asked Abdullah to reconsider his decision to not contest the assembly elections. Party workers chanted slogans asking him to contest elections from Ganderbal, the family bastion of the Abdullahs.
Baramulla encounter: On getting the information, the Commandant of CRPF battalion, who was already present on the Handwara-Baramulla Highway, immediately reached and took over command of the operation, along with Unit QAT that had also reached the spot.
Mehbooba Mufti released the election manifesto of PDP for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections starting in September. She made several promises to the people in the manifesto and also batted for the restoration of trade with Pakistan.
Mehbooba Mufti has released a detailed party manifesto, bidding for the restoration of trade across the Line of Control (LoC).
Among a total of 24 special polling stations, 20 are in Jammu and Udhampur where the voters will not have to fill Form-M now. The rest 4 are in Delhi.
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