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Why BJP attempt to stamp its political authority in J&K through DDC poll failed
By Anand K Sahay Propaganda apart, the result of the recent District Development Council (DDC) election in Jammu and Kashmir cannot have pleased the Modi government. This was the first proper test of popular endorsement in J&K after the willful destruction by the Centre of the erstwhile state’s constitutional autonomy in August 2019, imbuing the poll with more than ordinary significance.
While the Hindutva party won three stray seats (with no linking thread, or political meaning) in Kashmir Valley, it lost quite heavily even in Hindu-dominant parts of the Jammu division. In these, the Valley-centric parties picked up seats.
Anand K Sahay | After DDC: Will Centre further alienate J&K?
Published : Dec 30, 2020, 7:16 am IST
Updated : Dec 30, 2020, 7:16 am IST
Much sought success in the BJP’s bid to seek to stamp its political authority in J&K through the DDC polls failed to materialise
Aijaz Hussain (C), the BJP candidate for the District Development Council (DDC) polls celebrates after he won a DDC seat outside a counting centre in Srinagar on December 22, 2020. (Tauseef MUSTAFA / AFP file)
Propaganda apart, the result of the recent District Development Council elections in Jammu and Kashmir cannot have pleased the Narendra Modi government. This was the first proper test of popular endorsement in J&K after the willful destruction by the Centre of the erstwhile state’s constitutional autonomy in August 2019, imbuing the elections with more than ordinary significance.