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J&K chief electoral officer (CEO) Hirdesh Kumar has called an all-party meeting around 4 p.m. on Monday to discuss the summary revision of electoral rolls.The invitation has been sent to all political parties and the democratic process that ...

Parties may be briefed on Polling Stns, SSR exercise Keep PS on 600-700 voters, not 1200-1300 Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, Sept 4: All Party Meeting (APM) called by Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) here tomorrow afternoon is expected to be stormy with political parties including National Conference and Congress among others planning to raise the issue of inclusion of outside voters while the BJP is gearing up to put up strong counter saying Representation of People’s Act (RPA) was introduced when Ja...

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SRINAGAR, Aug 29: In an attempt to garner the support of more political and social parties against the inclusion of “non-locals” in Jammu and Kashmir’s electoral roll, the People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) is holding an all-party meeting here next month. Senior CPI(M) leader M Y Tarigami on Monday said the meeting will take place under the leadership of PAGD president Farooq Abdullah at his Jammu residence and is scheduled for 2 pm on September 10. “The all-party meeting ...

An alliance of political parties from Kashmir is holding an all-party meeting to discuss the issue of inclusion of non-local voters in the revised electoral rolls in Jammu and Kashmir. The political…

National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Monday said the “inclusion of non-local voters” in the electoral rolls of Jammu and Kashmir was not acceptable to the parties here as it would “end J&K’s identity”.

National General Secretary of Bharatiya Janata Party Tarun Chugh slammed former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah over his local and non-local vo

The UT now has 76 lakh voters on the rolls though the 18-plus population numbers around 98 lakhs

Srinagar, August 22: The National Conference will hold an “all-party meeting” here on Monday to discuss the issue of “inclusion of non-local voters” in the revised electoral rolls in Jammu and Kashmir. Parties like the NC and PDP claimed that the administration had not addressed their main concern on whether ”outsiders” ordinarily residing in J-K would be allowed to enrol as voters and the meeting would discuss the clarification issued by the administration on...