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    Omar Abdullah faces internal dissent as NC MLAs raise concerns over leadership

    National Conference is experiencing internal dissent following the resignation of Aga Ruhullah as Srinagar MP. Some MLAs are questioning Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's leadership due to his close aides' influence. Party president Farooq Abdullah has intervened to address the discontent among legislators expressing trust issues. The recent electoral performance has made it difficult for the leadership to acknowledge growing disappointment.

    NC faces internal dissent as MLAs question Omar Abdullah's leadership

    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 situation and address the dissident legislators' demands. Resentment over recent appointments, particularly that of Nasir Aslam Wani, is also contributing to the unrest.

    Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi resigns from Lok Sabha and National Conference amid party disagreements

    Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi, the MP from Srinagar, recently resigned from his position in Lok Sabha and the National Conference. His resignation was accepted, effective November 3, 2026, amid rising tensions with party leadership. Mehdi publicly criticised Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and NC president Farooq Abdullah during a memorial event for his father. Following his comments, party members accused him of betrayal and failure in his duties.

    Flanked by 'dissident MLAs,' Farooq Abdullah says no rift within National Conference

    National Conference president Farooq Abdullah emphasised party unity following a meeting with disgruntled MLAs. The meeting aimed to address concerns regarding the recent cabinet expansion and party organization. Abdullah stated that the concerns of the legislators were genuine and would be taken into consideration. Assurance was given to address some issues immediately while others would be resolved gradually.

    National Conference calls resignation of Aga Ruhullah as success of BJP's 'Operation Lotus' in Kashmir

    The National Conference (NC) has described Aga Ruhullah Mehdi’s resignation from the party and Lok Sabha as a success for the BJP’s ‘Operation Lotus’ in Kashmir. NC MLAs Salman Sagar and Sajjad Shaheen accused Mehdi of betraying the party and his electorate, while alleging that he had helped the BJP divide people in the Valley.

    Aga Ruhullah quits National Conference, resigns as Srinagar MP over party's 'betrayal' of J&K promises

    National Conference MP Aga Ruhullah Mehdi resigned from the party and Parliament on Tuesday, accusing it of betraying promises made to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, including on Article 370. The party hit back, calling his resignation an example of "moral and mental bankruptcy" and accusing him of empty rhetoric.

    • Aga Ruhullah resigns from NC, hints at launching new political outfit in J-K

      Syed Aga Ruhullah Mehdi announced his resignation from the National Conference at a rally in Budgam. He criticized party leadership for not fulfilling election promises regarding Article 370 and other issues. Ruhullah indicated plans to form a new political entity aimed at restoring rights for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He expressed disappointment over supporting the NC during the last Assembly elections.

      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 remove people who have “hijacked” it, adding that the move is aimed at strengthening the organisation and is not a rebellion.

      National Conference MP Aga Ruhullah will issue a detailed statement soon regarding his resignation demand. Party president Farooq Abdullah asked Ruhullah to seek a fresh mandate from voters. Ruhullah has been critical of the NC government and its promises. NC legislators accuse Ruhullah of working on an agency agenda. Farooq Abdullah warned Ruhullah of consequences for his actions.

      BJP to protest in Kashmir against NC-led govt's 'failures'

      The Jammu and Kashmir BJP will protest on July 20 against the current government. This protest aims to expose alleged failures in governance and electoral promises. The opposition party criticizes the administration for neglecting key issues. They state the government diverts attention from its own shortcomings. The BJP intends to voice public concerns across Kashmir.

      Political leaders in Kashmir strongly condemned Bihar CM Nitish Kumar for forcibly removing a female doctor’s veil at an official event, calling it a violation of her personal dignity, religious freedom, and constitutional rights. Leaders from the NC, PDP, CPI(M), and J&K People’s Conference demanded an apology, with some suggesting Kumar should step down.

      Hopes for J-K's statehood restoration fading: CM Omar Abdullah

      Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's hopes for statehood restoration are diminishing. He stated that the prolonged delay is causing his optimism to fade. Abdullah also commented on governance challenges in a Union Territory setup. He discussed the assembly's inability to debate statehood and criticized the BJP's stance.

      Jammu & Kashmir bypolls expose rifts within National Conference, strain with Congress

      Mark your calendars for November 11, as the by-elections for Nagrota and Budgam constituencies approach. These elections have brought to light some tensions within the ruling National Conference party. The coalition with Congress is also showing signs of strain, exemplified by a National Conference MP from Budgam opting out of campaigning for their own candidate.

      J&K statehood must be restored for Constitutional respect, says Farooq Abdullah

      Farooq Abdullah emphasizes the necessity of restoring statehood to Jammu and Kashmir to uphold the Indian Constitution, criticizing the region's conversion into a Union Territory. He questions the central government's claims of reduced militancy following the abrogation of Article 370, highlighting the continued security challenges and the absence of an elected government's control over security matters.

      Lok Sabha Election Results 2024: Rae Bareli, Amethi, Thiruvananthapuram, here are key battles and candidates

      The culmination of the nation's largest electoral event is nearing as the results of the Lok Sabha election are set to be announced on Tuesday. This election has showcased numerous significant electoral confrontations featuring seasoned politicians, newcomers, formidable adversaries, and unexpected contenders. Conducted in seven phases from April 19 to June 1, the 2024 general elections have witnessed the participation of the highest number of candidates since 1996, when a staggering 13,952 individuals contested. In comparison, the 2019 polls saw 8,039 candidates vying for various positions.

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