Shagun Parihar, the BJP's lone woman candidate in the Jammu and Kashmir elections, wins the Kishtwar seat, defeating veteran leader Sajad Ahmad Kichloo. Her victory comes five years after losing her father and uncle to terrorism, marking a momentous win for the party.
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Election Results 2024: The Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir were held on September 18, September 25, and October 1.
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Election Results 2024: Sajad Gani Lone said that we will fight for statehood on the floor of the assembly of Jammu and Kashmir and wherever possible.
Mehbooba Mufti said that we will play the role of a constructive opposition in Jammu and Kashmir. The issues of the people do not end with an election.
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: Engineer Rashid said that irrespective of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly election results, the Union Territory's control will lie with Delhi.
Jammu-Kashmir Exit poll results 2024: This was the first Assembly election held in Jammu and Kashmir in three phases since the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution in August 2019, with the results set to be announced on October 8 (Tuesday).
Jammu-Kashmir news: Ravinder Sharma said according to the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act, the LG has power to nominate five MLAs, including representation from Kashmiri Pandits and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir refugees.
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The BJP has nominated Ghulam Mohammed Mir, while the NC has selected Chowdary Mohammad Ramzan as their candidate. Sajjad Gani Lone will contest from the Handwara seat and has also submitted nominations for the Kupwara seat.
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti said that these Assembly elections are crucial for the future of Jammu and Kashmir and also urged people to vote cautiously.
Jammu Kashmir Assembly Polls: As the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections approach, the focus turns to the candidates participating in this crucial political event. In the second phase of the elections, scheduled for September 25, alarming data has emerged from affidavits submitted to the Election
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: Muntazir Mohiuddin has announced his support for Abdullah, who is contesting the assembly polls from Budgam. The former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister is also contesting from the Ganderbal seat.
Amit Shah in Jammu-Kashmir: Home Minister said that the work of spreading and promoting terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir in the 90s was done by the families of Abdullah, Mufti and the Congress Party.
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: The candidates submitted self-sworn affidavits with their nomination papers, adhering to the Commission's rules. These candidates are eligible to run for office as the law presumes individuals are innocent until proven guilty in court.
PM Modi in Srinagar: Prime Minister said that today the whole world is witnessing how the people of Jammu and Kashmir are strengthening India's democracy. I congratulate the people of J-K for this.
Jammu-Kashmir Phase 1 polling: In Pulwama district, the Pulwama segment witnessed 50.42 per cent polling, followed by Rajpora 48.07 per cent, Pampore 44.74 per cent and Tral 43.21 per cent.
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections: The officials said that security personnel were deployed in largenumbers along the roads leading to the venue of the PM's rally. Police and paramilitary forces have intensified random checking of vehicles at dozens of places and special checkpoints have been set up.
Jammu & Kashmir: As Delhi Court granted interim bail to J&K’s Baramulla MP Engineer Rashid on September 10, Awami Ittehad party workers celebrated his bail. The party leaders and workers distributed sweets among themselves to mark his release.
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: Omar Abdullah claimed that BJP will form a government with independent candidates if needed.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah stated that Afzal Guru's hanging "served no purpose" and claimed that the J&K government, if involved, would not have approved the execution.
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