Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Resumes After 10 Years

 

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Srinagar, October 22, 2024: A historic moment unfolded in Srinagar on Monday as the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly witnessed an oath-taking ceremony after a decade-long hiatus. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and 85 newly-elected members took their oaths as MLAs of the Union Territory.

Key Highlights:

  • End of Legislative Hiatus: The oath-taking ceremony marked the end of a 10-year gap in legislative activity in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • Omar Abdullah's Return: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was the first to take the oath, swearing in Kashmiri.
  • BJP's Participation: Twenty-nine elected members of the BJP, who had boycotted Mr. Abdullah's swearing-in as Chief Minister earlier last week, also took their oaths.
  • Political Demands: Several MLAs used the occasion to express their concerns and demands, including the restoration of Article 370 and addressing the issues faced by the common people of Jammu and Kashmir.

Conclusion:

The resumption of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly marks a significant milestone for the Union Territory. It signifies a return to democratic governance and offers an opportunity for the elected representatives to address the pressing issues facing the region.

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