Sajjad Lone, others present fresh Art 370 resolution

Srinagar: Peoples Conference chief Sajad Lone and four other MLAs put forth Friday another resolution for restoration of Article 370 and 35A. Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather said he would take a decision on the matter later. Lone had earlier accused the Omar Abdullah-led National Conference (NC) govt of colluding with BJP and getting the assembly to pass a “watered-down” resolution on revival of special status. On Friday, Lone stressed that the assembly’s response to the abrogation of Aug 5, 2019, should be “commensurate” with the “wrongs” inflicted that day.The others who joined Lone in presenting the fresh resolution were PDP’s Waheed Parra and Fayaz Mir, and Independent MLAs Khurshid Sheikh and Shabir Kullay. Khurshid is the brother of jailed Baramulla MP Engineer Rashid.

Lone, others present fresh 370 resolution

In a recent development in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, Sajad Lone, leader of the Peoples Conference, along with four other MLAs, introduced a resolution demanding the reinstatement of Article 370 and 35A. Lone emphasized the need for a strong response from the assembly to counter the revocation of the region's special status on August 5, 2019.

Resolution to restore Article 370 an attempt to divide India: BJP

The BJP has strongly condemned a resolution passed in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly seeking the restoration of Article 370. BJP leader Smriti Irani called it an attack on the Indian constitution and accused the INDIA bloc parties of supporting terrorism and attempting to divide the nation.

Bedlam in Jammu and Kashmir assemblys first session as PDP MLA moves resolution on Art 370

The first assembly session of Jammu and Kashmir as a Union territory witnessed chaos as PDP MLA Waheed Para introduced a resolution challenging Article 370's abrogation. BJP members vehemently opposed the move, leading to a heated exchange. Omar Abdullah, while disagreeing with Para's approach, asserted that the people of J&K have not endorsed the 2019 decisions. Meanwhile, Lt.

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