JAMMU KASHMIR ELECTIONS

Chaos in JK Assembly, BJP MLA's clash with MLA Khurshid over resolution on Article 370; Check video
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly witnessed disruptions as BJP members protested a resolution calling for the restoration of the region's special status. The resolution, passed on Wednesday, urged the central government to engage in dialogue and find constitutional means to reinstate the provisions. BJP members voiced their opposition, leading to adjournments and heated exchanges within the assembly.

J&K Elections 2024: NC-Congress on course to form govt, alliance leading in more than 50 seats
Jammu kashmir Assembly Election Result Key Highlights: Early trends show the National Conference-Congress alliance edging towards a majority in Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections, with exit polls predicting a significant lead over the BJP. This crucial election, held after a decade and post-Article 370 abrogation, saw a 63.88% voter turnout.

Jammu and Kashmir Election Winners List 2024: Omar Abdullah secures a win, NC gets majority; Check full list
Jammu and Kashmir Election Winners List 2024: The NC-Congress alliance has secured a majority in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly election. Omar Abdullah is expected to become the new chief minister. The elections were held in three phases. BJP saw an improvement in its tally while PDP's representation fell below 10 seats. Newer parties did not gain significant ground.

Jammu Kashmir Election Results: MP Engineer Rashid says power not permanent as counting gets underway
J-K Election Results: As the counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir is underway, President of Awami Ittehad Party and Member of Parliament, Sheikh Abdul Rashid alias Engineer Rashid appealed for peace and rights saying that the power is not permanent and that JK is no ordinary state.

Exit polls got it wrong again? Just look at Haryana's sudden mood swing
Haryana assembly election results: Initial exit polls had predicted a clear win for Congress in Haryana, but the counting process showed a significant turn with the BJP charging to a lead. The situation remains fluid, however, as many rounds of counting still remain.
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Bijbehara-Srigufwara constituency: Will Iltija Mufti be kingpin in Mufti bastion or is NC's Bashir Veeri catching up?
Iltija Mufti is contesting from Bijbehara-Srigufwara against NC's Bashir Veeri. The area, historically dominated by PDP, recorded a 60.43% voter turnout. This election follows the abrogation of Article 370 and involves 23 lakh voters across Jammu and Kashmir.
Iltija Mufti's political debut: From mother Mehbooba Mufti's media advisor to beholder of family's bastion
Iltija Mufti, daughter of Mehbooba Mufti, is emerging as a key political figure in Jammu and Kashmir. She has adopted an active role in the PDP and is contesting in the upcoming Assembly elections. Emphasizing civil liberties and political rights, she aims to be recognized for her values and capabilities, not just her lineage.
Decision to transform Jammu and Kashmir into UT is 'temporary': PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the transformation of Jammu and Kashmir into a Union Territory is temporary and statehood will be restored. He criticised Congress, NC, and PDP for past injustices and highlighted BJP's efforts in development, education, health, and infrastructure projects in the region. Modi emphasised empowerment of women and job opportunities for youth.
Rahul Gandhi's rally 'historic', it's first major Congress gathering in Srinagar in 37 years: Party leader
The Congress' rally in Srinagar, addressed by Rahul Gandhi, marks the first major gathering for the party in 37 years. Organised by Pradesh Congress Committee president Tariq Hamid Karra, the event saw thousands of supporters. Karra highlighted Gandhi's commitment to Kashmir and urged people to vote against the BJP's divisive agenda.
Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Election Phase I polling today
More than 23 lakh voters in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, including 5.66 lakh youths, will decide the fate of 219 candidates in the fray for 24 seats in the first phase of 90-member legislative assembly elections, where 42% candidates are fighting as independents and 26 parties have fielded 127 candidates.
Jammu & Kashmir elections: Congress releases third list of candidates
The Central Election Committee of Congress has released its third list of candidates for the upcoming Legislative Assembly elections in Jammu & Kashmir. The list includes 19 candidates for various constituencies, featuring notable names such as Irshad Ab Gani from Langate and Haji Abdul Rashid Dar from Sopore. This announcement is part of Congress's ongoing preparations for the elections.
J&K elections: Sajad Lone promises restoration of Article 370, statehood & probe into 1987 elections in People's Conference manifesto
Jammu and Kashmir People's Conference chief Sajad Lone released a manifesto promising to fight for the restoration of Article 370, 35(A), statehood, and to set up a judicial commission to probe the rigging of the 1987 elections. The party plans to field candidates in 20-25 seats in the upcoming assembly elections.
Jammu-Kashmir polls: National Conference, Congress in wait-and-see mode prior to forming alliance
Jammu Kashmir Elections: Despite Farooq Abdullah's statement that National Conference would contest J&K Assembly elections alone, there were speculations of an alliance with Congress. The NC and PDP rivalry seemed a barrier for coalition in Assembly elections. Opposition parties planned to focus on 'revival of statehood' while Congress aimed for a strong showing in Jammu region.
Haryana recruitment process results halted until Assembly elections
The Election Commission has paused the release of ongoing recruitment results in Haryana following a complaint of Model Code of Conduct violation by Congress MP Jairam Ramesh. The Commission found no violation in the recruitment process, which began before election dates were announced. Results will be withheld until the completion of the state's assembly elections on October 1, with the BJP currently in power under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
Ballot is answer to forces trying to disrupt J-K Assembly elections: Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar
"There are forces determined to disrupt the election process, but we are fully prepared, and the ballot is the answer to such forces," said Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar after briefing election observers for Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana.
Jammu Kashmir elections: Doda to vote in first phase, last date for nomination filing on Aug 27
The Doda District Election Officer confirmed that the model code of conduct had started, with elections in Jammu and Kashmir beginning on September 18. Nominations will close on August 27. Voting dates announced by the Election Commission (ECI) are September 18, 25, and October 1, with results on October 4.
ET Graphics: Haryana, Jammu-Kashmir elections in a nutshell
Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir’s 90 constituencies are scheduled for three phases starting September 18, while Haryana will have single-phase polls on October 1.
Come September, first assembly poll for Jammu & Kashmir as UT
The Election Commission set the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir for September 18, 25, and October 1. The elections follow the abrogation of Article 370 and the recent delimitation of constituencies. Haryana polls align with Jammu and Kashmir's final election phase, and vote counting is slated for October 4.
J&K assembly elections to be held in three phases from September 18, results on October 4: CEC Rajiv Kumar
Jammu and Kashmir Election Date 2024: The Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced that Jammu & Kashmir will hold three-phase assembly elections with counting on October 4. The Union Territory has 90 constituencies. Administrative measures, such as officer transfers and a new police intelligence chief, have been put in place for election security. These will be the first assembly elections since Article 370's abrogation.
IGPs, DIGs among several senior J-K police officers transferred, intel wing gets new chief
The Jammu and Kashmir administration implemented a significant police reorganization by transferring senior officers and appointing Nalin Prabhat as Special DG, replacing the outgoing R R Swain. Noteworthy assignments included Nitish Kumar as the new Head of CID, alongside numerous district police chiefs, indicating preparations for imminent assembly elections.
With assembly polls on agenda, EC to meet home secretary to review Jammu & Kashmir security situation
The Election Commission (EC) will meet with Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla to review the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, where it plans to hold assembly polls. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has stated that the EC is committed to holding assembly elections in the Union Territory at the earliest, stating that no outside or internal forces can derail the electoral process.
BJP delaying local bodies polls in J-K as it realised it will be wiped out: Mehbooba Mufti
PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti has accused the BJP of delaying the panchayat and local bodies polls in Jammu and Kashmir due to a fear of defeat. She also claimed that the BJP may end the election system in the entire country if it comes back to power. Mufti argued that the BJP's attempts to establish a new political system in Jammu and Kashmir have failed and that the party does not accept the Constitution and wants to undermine democracy.
Modi govt's opposition INDIA bloc to finalise seat sharing by September 30
Opposition bloc INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) on Friday said its 13-member coordination committee will finalise the seat sharing strategy by September 30, 2023. "Seat-sharing arrangements will be initiated immediately and concluded at earliest in collaborative spirit of give-and-take," said the INDIA bloc.
INDIA bloc announces 14-member coordination committee
Opposition bloc INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) on Friday announced a 13-member coordination committee post a meeting of leaders held in Mumbai, reported PTI, citing sources. However, the Opposition has not named any convener yet.
Jammu & Kashmir local polls: Maximum seats for independents
In the Kashmir Valley, polls were held only in 208 of the 624 wards while 231 candidates won uncontested and 185 wards remained vacant.
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