Political Street Battle Erupts In J&K! BJP-NC March Against Each Other | Capital TV
A intense political confrontation unfolded in Jammu and Kashmir as leaders and workers from the Bharatiya Janata Party and the National Conference took to the streets in rival protest marches. The demonstrations were sparked by a sharp political challenge from the BJP, which demanded that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah resign from his Ganderbal assembly constituency and seek re-election. The BJP wants the fresh electoral battle to be fought strictly on the contentious issue of restoring special status or statehood to the region. This street mobilization highlights the rising political tensions between the ruling National Conference and the opposition BJP in the Union Territory, signaling a turbulent legislative session ahead as both parties vie for public support over core regional governance and constitutional matters.
In Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP protested against the National Conference government, challenging Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to resign from the Ganderbal seat and run again on the issue of restoring statehood. The BJP questioned the government regarding unemployment, corruption, electricity rates, and basic amenities.
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