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Amid indications that local bodies’ polls in J-K would be held this year, Congress on Tuesday discussed the preparations for the polls with its leadership.

‘Emergency-Like Situation In J&K’ Srinagar: Opposition Congress and PDP on Monday said the government wanted to falsely project normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir by holding a G20 event while there was an

Uniindia: Srinagar, Feb 22 (UNI) The Jammu and Kashmir government’s decision to impose property tax from April has evoked strong resentment from political parties including the Bharatiya Janata Party.

Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Feb 16: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress (JKPCC) President Vikar Rasool Wani today reiterated Party’s commitment to continue its fight against wrong and oppressive policies of BJP. He also demanded full compensation to people affected during eviction drives in J&K and asked the Govt to stop demolishing houses and business establishments, terming anti-encroachment drives another oppressive measure on the part of BJP Govt towards people. The PCC President ...

The J&K Congress on Monday protested in support of the party’s demand for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) probe into the allegations of irregularities against the Adani Group. Party members clashed with policemen at some places. They also slammed the administration over the ongoing e

JAMMU, Feb 6: The Jammu and Kashmir Congress on Monday protested in support of the party’s demand for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) probe into the allegations of irregularities against the Adani group, and clashed with police at some places. They also slammed the administration over the ongoing ”arbitrary eviction” drive in the Union territory, saying it was great injustice with ”landless tillers, small, marginal farmers and the common people”. In Jammu, hun...

They also slammed the administration over the ongoing "arbitrary eviction" drive in the Union territory, saying it was great injustice with "landless tillers, small, marginal farmers and the common people

In a land without an elected government since 2018, several had come to witness the Congress's march. The security cordon, however, was thick. A youngster's sketch of Rahul Gandhi smashed and broke. Some grumbled about not catching a glimpse of the leaders.

There was a three-layered security ring around Gandhi as part of the heightened security measures

Security measures for the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kashmir on Saturday were stricter than a day before when Rahul Gandhi had to cancel his foot march, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said here.