Modi’s Kashmir outreach: PM meets 14 political leaders of Jammu and Kashmir to chalk out future course of action

Prime Minister Narendra Modi at present held a vital assembly with 14 political leaders of Jammu and Kashmir to chalk out the longer term plan of action within the union territory.

Within the Centre’s first main political outreach for the reason that abrogation of Article 370 and the division of the erstwhile state into two union territories in August 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi at present held a vital assembly with 14 political leaders of Jammu and Kashmir to chalk out the longer term plan of action within the union territory.

4 former chief ministers of Jammu and Kashmir participated within the assembly with the PM. They’re Farooq Abdullah, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti. Different leaders who participated within the assembly embrace Jammu and Kashmir Apni Celebration (JKAP) chief Altaf Bukhari, Sajjad Lone of the Individuals’s Convention, CPI-M chief Mohammed Yusuf Tarigami, J-Ok Congress head G A Mir, BJP’s Ravinder Raina, Panthers Celebration chief Bhim Singh, Congress’ Tara Chand, Individuals’s Convention chief Muzaffar Hussain Baig and BJP’s Nirmal Singh and Kavinder Gupta.

Different key leaders who had been current through the assembly was Union Dwelling Minister Amit Shah, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Nationwide Safety Advisor Ajit Doval and Union Minister of State (Ind Cost) for Growth of North Japanese Area Dr Jitendra Singh who’s an MP from J&Ok’s Udhampur. P Ok Mishra, principal secretary to the prime minister, and Union Dwelling Secretary Ajay Bhalla had been in attendance as effectively.

Previous to the assembly, many political leaders mentioned that restoration of full statehood could be their prime demand. Earlier than the graduation of the assembly, Farooq Abdullah mentioned that he’ll preserve his social gathering’s agenda within the assembly and can speak to the media after the assembly.

Mehbooba Mufti had earlier mentioned that if India can speak to the Taliban in Doha, why can’t it speak to Pakistan over the Kashmir problem.

In response to experiences, the Centre is eager on holding meeting elections within the union territory as early as attainable and the Election Fee can also be in talks with representatives of various political events on this regard.

In response to the PTI, the assembly appears to be the results of the back-channel talks held with all of the events from the union territory to chart out a roadmap. At the moment’s assembly comes seven months after the District Growth Council (DDC) elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The PAGD had surged forward of the BJP and its allies, together with the JKAP, by bagging 110 seats out of 280 with the Nationwide Convention rising stronger with 67 seats inside the alliance. The BJP was the only largest social gathering with 75 seats.