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Like all the states of India, Indian administered parts of Jammu & Kashmir have a multi-party democratic system of governance. Main political parties include the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference (NC), the Indian National Congress (Congress), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The Constitution of India grants Jammu and Kashmir special autonomous status as a temporary provision through Article 370.
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Ghulam Nabi Azad resigns from Congress party
In a major setback for the Congress party, its senior leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Friday resigned from all positions including primary membership of the party.
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PAGD’s office will never be shut: Farooq Abdullah
President PAGD Farooq Abdullah said decision on fighting Assembly elections jointly or alone by the constituent members will be taken once the polls are announced.
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Voting rights to non-locals totally unacceptable: Farooq Abdullah
Dr Farooq Abdullah said that the leaders in the All Party Meet at his Gupkar residence unanimously decided to oppose the announcement of the Election Commission.
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Mirwaiz Arrest Row: LG says one thing, police does something different, says Omar Abdullah
Omar Abdullah said that the LG Manoj Sinha says one thing and the police do something entirely different as far as the detention of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq is concerned.
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Addition of 25 lakh voters mainly includes existing residents: J-K Govt
Jammu and Kashmir Government on Saturday clarified that the addition of 25 lakh voters by outsiders is a misrepresentation of facts.
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Will fight against voting rights to non-locals: Lal Singh
Choudhary Lal Singh on Saturday termed the news about the granting of voting rights to outsiders unfortunate and said that democracy here is under threat.
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BJP won’t need support of any party to form government in J-K: Sunil Sharma
BJP’s General Secretary Sunil Sharma said leaders of the National Conference and Peoples Democratic Party should “stop dreaming” about the return of Article 370.
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‘Armed forces can vote only for their native Assembly constituencies’
Sources in Jammu & Kashmir Government said that the projected 18+ population in Jammu & Kashmir UT is 9896000 and the registered electors are only 7602397.
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J&K Cabinet Reshuffle: Four ministers sworn in; Mubarak Gul declines NC post
Four ministers joined Omar Abdullah's J&K Cabinet on Tuesday, while National Conference leader Mubarak Gul reportedly declined the party's general secretary post.
Rakesh Handoo arrested in Kashmiri Pandit employees threat letter case
Baramulla Police have arrested Kashmiri Pandit activist Rakesh Handoo in a probe into August threat letters targeting employees in the Valley.
Four ministers to take oath; Satish Sharma likely to be dropped in J&K cabinet reshuffle
J&K Cabinet expansion is scheduled for Tuesday, with Ali Mohammad Sagar, Altaf Ahmad Kaloo, Shameema Firdous and Mir Saifullah likely to join the ministry.
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J&K Cabinet Reshuffle: Four ministers sworn in; Mubarak Gul declines NC post
Four ministers joined Omar Abdullah's J&K Cabinet on Tuesday, while National Conference leader Mubarak Gul reportedly declined the party's general secretary post.
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