Hazy Governance: Jammu and Kashmir Congress Addresses Unclear Power Dynamics

Jammu and Kashmir Congress unit chief Tariq Hameed Karra criticized the unclear governance in the Union Territory following recent government formation. Despite optimism for resolution, terms of governance remain undefined, prompting a Congress-led analysis of its Assembly poll defeat in the Jammu division.

Jammu and Kashmir Congress unit chief Tariq Hameed Karra has criticized the governance of the newly formed government in the Union Territory, describing it as 'hazy'. He claims that even a month post government formation, those in power are still unclear about their roles and responsibilities.

In an effort to understand the recent Assembly poll defeat in the Jammu division, Karra revealed that the Congress has initiated a major exercise. A fact-finding committee interacts with Congress workers across the region's 10 districts, aiming to submit its findings soon.

Karra expressed hope for a quick resolution but lamented the delay in issuing business rules for governance, which keeps powers undefined. He underscored the Congress's commitment to restoring statehood to address unreviewed laws and emphasized countering divisive politics through strong grassroots connections.

(With inputs from agencies.)