From Deccan Herald
Center-Left Owned by The Printers (Mysore) Pvt. Ltd.Jammu and Kashmir's political churn raises questions over future of democratic governance
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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who has governed Jammu and Kashmir as a Union Territory for over two years, is confronting internal party dissent after claims that legislators are being sidelined in government functioning. This political churn comes seven years after the region lost its statehood and special constitutional status and two years after an elected government returned to power, prompting renewed questions about democratic representation and the future of democratic governance in the Union Territory.
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Srinagar: Seven years after Jammu and Kashmir lost its statehood and special constitutional status, and two years after an elected government returned to power, the Union Territory is witnessing another phase of political uncertainty, raising questions over democratic representation and its…
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Srinagar: Seven years after Jammu and Kashmir lost its statehood and special constitutional status, and two years after an elected government returned to power, the Union Territory is witnessing another phase of political uncertainty, raising questions over democratic representation and its…
