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Center-Left Owned by The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons)Can Omar Abdullah keep his flock together?
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Omar Abdullah faces internal dissent as NC MLAs raise concerns over leadership after the resignation of Aga Ruhullah as Srinagar MP. Some legislators are questioning his leadership because of the influence of close aides, and twenty‑five MLAs have aired grievances. Party president Farooq Abdullah has intervened to address the discontent, while the National Conference says it remains united.
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Twenty-five legislators have aired grievances, and Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has quit. The National Conference says the party stands united.
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National Conference faces internal dissent with MLAs expressing concerns regarding Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's leadership style. The resignation of Aga Ruhullah as Srinagar MP has intensified these grievances among party members. Farooq Abdullah, the party president, has intervened to mediate the…
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Twenty-five legislators have aired grievances, and Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has quit. The National Conference says the party stands united.
