Srinagar, 10th January:Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, voiced his discontent regarding the delay in conducting Assembly elections in the region, expressing disappointment over the Election Commission’s approach. Abdullah’s remarks come in the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent directions emphasizing the urgency and imperative nature of holding elections in Jammu and Kashmir.Taking to social media platforms, Abdullah conveyed his sentiments, stating, “It’s disheartening that the Supreme Court had to issue directives to expedite the process for J&K Assembly elections. The delay reflects poorly on the Election Commission’s commitment to upholding democratic principles and ensuring representative governance.”The National Conference leader’s comments resonate with growing concerns and speculations surrounding the prolonged absence of a legislative assembly in Jammu and Kashmir, underscoring the significance of timely elections to facilitate democratic processes and address regional aspirations effectively.As discussions intensify surrounding the electoral landscape of Jammu and Kashmir, Abdullah’s critique amplifies calls for transparency, accountability, and expeditious action by relevant authorities to navigate the region towards political stability and representative governance.
Omar Abdullah Expresses Concern Over Delay in J&K Assembly Elections
