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In North India, the party has already lost Delhi and Punjab to AAP, failed to prevent the BJP's return to power in Haryana and Uttarakhand, and now faces infighting in its J&K and Himachal Pradesh units.

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Aug 24: The Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) president, Vikar Rasool Wani and Working president Raman Bhalla today called on AICC general secretary (Org) KC Venugopal(MP) and discussed ongoing organizational affairs and activities in J&K. Both the JKPCC leaders held detailed discussions with Venugopal on Party affairs and assured him that they  will work harder to further expedite party activities in J&K. It was the first meeting of Wan...

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Congress troubles are far from over after the appointment of Vikar Rasool Wani as the new J&K party chief. Loyalists of Ghulam Nabi Azad continue to submit resignations.

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”.

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Former chief minister and National Conference (NC) president, Dr Farooq Abdullah said on Monday that the decision to give voting rights to non-locals in Jammu and Kashmir elections will be resisted by all the Opposition political parties, communicating the decision taken in all-party meeting.

Mehbooba-led PDP, Congress join all-party meet; Sajjad Lone stays away from point-scoring exercise

Jammu and Kashmir elections: The BJP also convened a meeting of its leaders in Jammu on Monday to chalk out a “counter-strategy” against the meeting called by the National Conference.

SRINAGAR, Aug 22: 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 and that it would “end J-K’s identity. Abdullah, who had called an “all-party” meeting to discuss the issue, said the decision would be contested by all means including by mounting a legal challenge to it. The meeting convened by Abdullah at his residence in the hig...