From The Times of India
Center Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Days after talks with NC ‘rebels’, Farooq moots advisory groups for ministers
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Days after talks with National Conference “rebels,” Farooq Abdullah has proposed setting up advisory groups for ministers. The party plans advisory councils of MLAs to address internal dissent, with the aim of having the councils work alongside ministers on policy and departmental functioning. This move follows a cabinet expansion that prompted 17 MLAs to raise demands, leading Abdullah to reach out to legislators to address their concerns.
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Farooq Abdullah reaches out to legislators after 17 MLAs raise demands following Cabinet expansion; councils to work with Ministers on policy and departmental functioning
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Days after talks with NC ‘rebels’, Farooq moots advisory groups for ministers
