National Conference Urges Immediate Restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's Special Status

The National Conference reaffirmed its commitment to restoring Jammu and Kashmir's special status and statehood at a working committee meeting. It condemned recent terror attacks and addressed concerns over the harassment of J&K residents. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized the importance of restoring statehood for security reasons.

The ruling National Conference convened a pivotal two-day working committee meeting, culminating in a series of resolutions aimed at advocating for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's special status and statehood. The party expressed a steadfast commitment to these causes, underscoring their centrality to the people’s aspirations.

In addition to statehood advocacy, the committee condemned the recent terror attack in Delhi, which resulted in numerous casualties, and called for justice. The body urged a thorough investigation into the accidental blast at Nowgam police station, highlighting the importance of safety protocols.

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah accentuated the necessity of restoring statehood for effective security management, pointing to the absence of such attacks during his tenure. Abdullah also challenged the central government to uphold its promises, emphasizing the political implications of unmet commitments.