Omar Abdullah government faces crisis; 25 NC MLAs give 14-day Ultimatum | Capital TV
Just days after taking office, the newly formed National Conference government in Jammu and Kashmir is facing an internal crisis. Around 25 party legislators have openly expressed strong discontent against Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. In a direct challenge to the leadership, these disgruntled MLAs have issued a 14-day ultimatum demanding the complete removal and replacement of all eight cabinet members, which includes the Deputy Chief Minister. Furthermore, the protesting lawmakers are pressing for the immediate removal of Nasir Aslam Wani, a close confidante and key political advisor to the Chief Minister. This sudden rebellion within the ruling party has created major political turbulence in the region, highlighting immediate friction over administrative control and ministerial representation shortly after the assembly election results were implemented.
Shortly after the formation of the Omar Abdullah government in Jammu and Kashmir, discontent within the National Conference has surfaced. Around 25 party MLAs have launched a front against Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. According to reports, they have made a clear demand for the removal of all eight cabinet ministers, including the Deputy Chief Minister, within 15 days and for a reorganization of the cabinet. The MLAs have also pressed for the removal of Nasir Aslam Wani, a close confidante and political advisor to the Chief Minister.
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