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PDP-BJP Alliance Persists, Promises 200 Free Power Units in Budgam Rally: Omar Abdullah

November 7, 2025 by NOK Desk

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said that the alliance between the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) continues to be in place.

Speaking at a public gathering in Budgam, Abdullah discussed electricity usage and billing, noting that consumption should only be counted where meters are installed.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

He explained that if a meter is unnecessary, it should not be used, and bills would rise in line with actual usage.

He added, “We have promised 200 free units, and God willing, we will fulfill that commitment. To benefit from this, do not fall for the PDP’s political tactics.”

Abdullah criticized the PDP, claiming its leaders installed meters in government offices but failed to pass any benefits to citizens.

He said as per KNS ,that under his government, assistance is available for the most financially vulnerable.

He further said that the PDP has misled people, overlooked past errors, and in some cases, arrested individuals, while forming alliances with the BJP. In contrast, the National Conference administration prioritized public welfare.

Urging voters to focus on development, employment opportunities for youth, and electricity charges, Abdullah said the electorate’s choice would determine governance for the next four years..

He specifically appealed for support for JKNC candidate Aga Mehmood in the Budgam by-election, scheduled for November 11. Abdullah recalled past elections where voters had elected him successfully and expressed hope they would extend the same support to Aga Mehmood.(KNS).

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Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Leaders Denounce Dulat’s Book Claims, Call Them Publicity Stunt and Baseless

April 18, 2025 by NOK Desk

The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference rank and file Thursday criticized the remarks made by former RAW chief A S Dulat against Dr. Farooq Abdullah in his book “The Chief Minister and the Spy” as completely detached from reality and a blatant attempt to generate publicity for the book.

In a joint statement, the senior leaders of the party, including party General Secretary Ali Muhammad Sagar, Additional General Secretary Ajay Kumar Sadhotra, Advisor to HCM Nasir Aslam Wani, Treasurer Shammi Oberoi, Chief Spokesperson Tanvir Sadiq, Provincial Presidents Showkat Mir, Rattan Lal Gupta, party MPs, senior leaders Sakina Itoo, Choudhary Muhammad Ramzan, Muhammad Shafi Uri, Sharief Ud Din Shariq, Ratan Lal Gupta, Ajay Sadhotra, Khalid Nejeeb Suharwardhy, Shameema Firdous, Mubarak Gul, district presidents, block presidents vehemently denounced the remarks made by Dulat as a desperate attempt to gain cheap publicity for the book.

They emphasized that the party president, Dr. Farooq Abdullah, is a symbol of democratic resistance against the unilateral decisions made by the center on August 5, 2019. “Dr. Abdullah was the driving force behind the formation of the PAGD in response to these decisions,” they added.

The leaders pointed out that Dulat’s accusations are baseless, especially considering his previous allegations against Mufti Syed, which were denied by the PDP.

“How can PDP trust his current claims when his past statements have been refuted by them? It is clear that Dulat’s motives are questionable.”

Furthermore, the leaders highlighted Dr. Farooq Abdullah’s history of standing up for Kashmir’s autonomy, even in the face of adversity. “His government was dismissed in 1984, and he has been unjustly jailed and placed under house arrest multiple times since 2019. The NC had warned the PDP against forming an alliance with the BJP, foreseeing the negative impact it would have on the region’s autonomy. People of Kashmir are well aware of who truly stands up for their rights.

Dulat’s attempts to smear Dr. Farooq Abdullah’s reputation have been debunked, leaving no room for the PDP and other parties to spread false narratives. Even the author had retracted from what is being peddled on social media platforms,” they said.

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Fake App Posing as Ruling Party Jammu & Kashmir National Conference likely a Scam

November 25, 2024 by NOK Desk

The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference on Monday announced that they have not launched any mobile application.

In a post on X , JKNC wrote, “Jammu & Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) would like to clarify that we have not launched any mobile application. Please be cautious about the app link currently circulating on social media. Do NOT download or install it, as it may compromise your data security and is most likely a scam. Stay safe and protect your personal information!”

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National Conference is not limited to a single community, Appoints Hindu Deputy CM from Jammu: Omar Abdullah

October 19, 2024 by NOK Desk

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized that the National Conference (NC) is not limited to a single community, stating, “Everyone said that the National Conference was a party of Muslims, that it was an organization for Kashmiris, and that Jammu would have no place. But we made a Deputy CM who is from Jammu and is Hindu. Now what will those people say?”

He also reassured the public that his government will work for all, adding, “From day one, I had said that this government would be for everyone. If we serve, we will serve all the people of Jammu and Kashmir,” he said in Jammu party office while addressing supportors during his maiden visit after becoming Chief Minister.

Abdullah acknowledged the tough challenges his party faced over the past decade, stating, “In the last 8-10 years, there wasn’t just an attempt to weaken this party but to completely destroy it.

” Despite these difficulties, he praised the resilience of party members, saying, “Our comrades were threatened, intimidated, and some were lured, but the leaders of the party remained steadfast and did not let these conspiracies succeed.”

He concluded with a message of unity and commitment to the people, noting, “This organization has faced all kinds of storms… I salute the people for how they used their votes.” Abdullah also thanked independent candidates who joined his government without conditions, stating, “The independent MLAs who won joined us without any conditions. They only said that the problems of the people must be solved.” (KNS)

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We Will fight for restoration of Article 370 and the rights of people: National Conference

October 10, 2024 by NOK Desk

The National Conference on Thursday said that the party will stick to its promises, stating that it will fight for the restoration of Article 370 and the rights of people that were snatched on August 5, 2019.

Speaking with reporters at party headquarters in Srinagar, NC spokesperson Tanvir Sadiq, said that the party will stick to its promises.

“Today is our party meeting and tomorrow we will choose the leader. Jammu and Kashmir requires a strong and vibrant leadership and I don’t think anyone is better than Omar Abdullah,” he said.

Meanwhile, former MP and senior NC leader Hasnain Masoodi said that with the formation of government, they will start working on restoration of Article-370. “We will deliver all those promises that were made by NC in its party manifesto.”

Another party leader, Farooq Ahmad Shah said that people have showed faith in NC and J&K requires a strong and effective government.

Shah also said that they will fight for the restoration of Article-370 and rights of people that were snatched on August 5, 2019—(KNO)