J&K Political Crisis: 25 Rebel NC MLAs Meet Farooq Abdullah, Demand Removal of All Ministers
A significant political crisis has unfolded in Jammu and Kashmir as internal discontent within the National Conference reached a boiling point. Twenty-five rebel MLAs of the party held a high-profile meeting with party chief Farooq Abdullah to express their strong resentment. During the crucial interaction, these dissenting legislators formally demanded the immediate removal of all current ministers in the government. The rebellion highlights deep-seated divisions and growing administrative friction within the ruling regional party. Party leadership is currently grappling with how to address these severe internal grievances to restore stability. This sudden political development threatens to destabilize the coalition and has caused major concern among senior leadership in Srinagar.
The discontent within the National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir continues unabated. Disgruntled MLAs, upset by the cabinet reshuffle, traveled to Srinagar for the fourth time and met with Farooq Abdullah to present their demands. The letter, signed by 17 MLAs, demands the removal of all ministers, the deputy Chief minister, and the Chief Minister's advisor within two weeks. All eyes are now on Omar Abdullah's next move.
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