Congress releases fourth list of five candidates for J&K polls
Wednesday, 11 September 2024 () The Congress has unveiled its fourth list of five candidates for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, making a total of 39 declared candidates. Partnering with the National Conference, they will contest on a seat-sharing basis—32 seats for Congress and 51 for NC. The elections are set for three phases starting September 18, with results on October 8.
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The BJP's handling of its Jammu and Kashmir Assembly election candidates has taken a dramatic turn, with the party first releasing a list of 44 candidates before abruptly retracting it. The initial list, which was quickly deleted, featured key figures like Devendra Rana but omitted prominent leaders such as Jammu and Kashmir BJP president Ravinder Raina. The party then reissued a revised list, narrowing it down to just 15 candidates for the first phase of the election, sparking speculation and internal dissent. As Jammu and Kashmir gears up for its first Assembly election since its reorganization in 2019, the BJP's candidate shuffle has heightened tensions and raised questions about the party's strategy and internal conflicts.
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