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National Conference faces internal strife in Jammu and Kashmir, MLAs swore to cleanse the party

National Conference faces internal strife in Jammu and Kashmir, MLAs swore to cleanse the party

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Amid severe internal political turmoil within the ruling National Conference after a recent cabinet expansion, Srinagar Lok Sabha MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi is set to formally tender his resignation as Member of Parliament. Separately, six senior NCP leaders met Amit Shah and expressed unhappiness with the party’s functioning under Sunetra Pawar and Parth Pawar.

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  • left · 1 outlet

    Omar Abdullah announced the induction of four new faces into the Cabinet on October 27, and reshuffled the portfolios. The legislators accused the CM and his close confidants of eroding the culture of consultation in the party by imposing decisions from the top, causing a political upheaval

    — The Hindu

  • center · 2 outlets

    Srinagar, Nov 03: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhury on Tuesday said the National Conference leadership would consider suggestions from disgruntled party legislators and address organisational shortcomings, amid questions over senior leader Agha Syed Ruhullah Mehdi's reported…

    — Greater Kashmir

  • right · 2 outlets

    The National Conference is reportedly facing internal discontent in Jammu and Kashmir, with more than 18 MLAs said to have held a separate secret meeting to discuss their grievances. Dissatisfied legislators, including Mubarak Gul, Abdul Majeed Larmi and Nazir Gurezi, reportedly want senior leaders…

    — ABP Live

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Around 20 National Conference (NC) MLAs are seeking changes in the party structure and the removal of some office-bearers, triggering an internal crisis following Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s recent cabinet expansion. Senior MLA Abdul Majid Larmi said the party needs a “cleansing process” to…

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The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co. Current article

National Conference faces internal strife in Jammu and Kashmir, MLAs swore to cleanse the party

Around 20 National Conference (NC) MLAs are seeking changes in the party structure and the removal of some office-bearers, triggering an internal crisis following Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s recent cabinet expansion. Senior MLA Abdul Majid Larmi said the party needs a “cleansing process” to…

Greater Kashmir Center GK Communications Pvt. Ltd.

NC leadership will consider suggestions from disgruntled MLAs: Deputy CM on Ruhullah row

Srinagar, Nov 03: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhury on Tuesday said the National Conference leadership would consider suggestions from disgruntled party legislators and address organisational shortcomings, amid questions over senior leader Agha Syed Ruhullah Mehdi's reported…

ABP Live Center-Right ABP Group

Party Revolt: National Conference Faces Dissent as 18 MLAs Reportedly Seek Meeting With Farooq Abdullah

The National Conference is reportedly facing internal discontent in Jammu and Kashmir, with more than 18 MLAs said to have held a separate secret meeting to discuss their grievances. Dissatisfied legislators, including Mubarak Gul, Abdul Majeed Larmi and Nazir Gurezi, reportedly want senior leaders…

The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Jammu & Kashmir National Conference dissidents refuse to back down, press for cabinet changes

SRINAGAR: Discontent within the ruling National Conference (NC) in Jammu and Kashmir has deepened, with a group of 20 disgruntled MLAs refusing to back down from their charter of demands following the recent cabinet reshuffle. The MLAs have asserted that the situation could have been avoided had…

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