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Center Owned by HT Media‘This organisation is united’: Farooq Abdullah dismisses reports of rift in National Conference after meeting MLAs
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After boycotting the oath ceremony of the new council of ministers headed by Omar Abdullah on October 27, disgruntled National Conference legislators met the party’s top brass on Friday to register their grievances and later presented a united front. Farooq Abdullah described the MLAs’ demands as genuine and dismissed reports of a party split as ‘baseless rumours’. Omar Abdullah indicated he was willing to resign. Farooq said the leadership had heard the concerns and would take steps to strengthen the party.
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left · 2 outlets
Srinagar: The ruling National Conference (NC) on Friday appeared to have moved closer to resolving its internal differences, with dissenting legislators signalling reconciliation after a two-hour meeting with Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and party president Farooq Abdullah at the latter’s Gupkar…
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Kashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News The National Conference leadership on Friday moved to defuse growing discontent within the party, with president Dr Farooq Abdullah assuring dissatisfied legislators that their grievances were genuine and…
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National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah on Friday rejected reports of a split within the party following a meeting with several legislators in Srinagar, amid growing discontent over Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's Cabinet expansion in October. Omar Abdullah also attended the meeting…
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Farooq Abdullah said the party remained united, termed reports suggesting a split within the National Conference baseless
