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SC dismisses plea against constitution of delimitation commission in J-K

A bench of Justices S K Kaul and A S Oka delivered the verdict on a plea filed by two Kashmir residents.

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea challenging the government's decision to constitute the delimitation commission for redrawing the legislative assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
A bench of Justices S K Kaul and A S Oka delivered the verdict on a plea filed by two Kashmir residents.
While pronouncing the verdict, Justice Oka said nothing in this judgement shall be construed as giving an imprimatur to the exercise of power under clauses one and three of Article 370 of the Constitution.
The bench observed that issue of validity of the exercise of power relating to Article 370 is subject matter of petitions pending before the apex court.
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The top court is seized of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Centre's decision to abrogate provisions of Article 370 on August 5, 2019.
Several petitions have been filed in the apex court challenging the Centre's decision to abrogate provisions of Article 370 and the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019, which split J-K into two Union Territories &mdash; Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
By abrogating Article 370, the Central government had revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.
The apex court had on December 1 last year reserved its verdict on the plea challenging the government's decision to constitute the delimitation commission.

The Delimitation Commission set up to redraw the assembly seats of the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir has proposed six additional seats for Jammu region and one for Kashmir in its discussions with its five associate members on Monday.
With the Delimitation Commission's recommendation, the total seats in Jammu will increase to 43 and in the Kashmir Valley to 47. Nine seats have been proposed for STs and seven for SCs in Jammu and Kashmir. 
The commission is headed by retired Supreme Court judge Ranjana Desai and also comprises Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra as an ex-officio member and the Jammu and Kashmir chief electoral officer.
The five associate members who attended the meeting are BJP MPs Jugal Kishore and Dr Jitendra Singh, and National Conference MPs Farooq Abdullah, Justice (Retd) Hasnain Masoodi and Mohammad Akbar Lone. According to India Today, they have been asked to submit their response to the commission by December 30
The commission has time till March 6 next year to redraw the boundaries and create new constituencies.
Reacting to the proposal, ex-J&K chief minister and NC leader Omar Abdullah tweeted that the distribution of the newly created seats is not justified by the data of 2011 Census and that recommendation is unacceptable. 
He also accused the panel of letting BJP's political agenda to dictate its recommendation. 

Delimitation Panel proposes 6 additional seats for Jammu and 1 for Kashmir

The Delimitation Commission set up to redraw the assembly seats of the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir has proposed six additional seats for Jammu region and one for Kashmir

Delimitation panel recommends 6 new seats for Jammu, 1 for Kashmir
New proposal: seats in Jammu&nbsp;will go up to 43, in Kashmir it will be 47 BJP&nbsp;&amp; NC&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;attended the Delimitation Commission meeting Omar Abdullah rejects the proposal as unacceptable

With the Delimitation Commission's recommendation, the total seats in Jammu will increase to 43 and in the Kashmir Valley to 47.

The Delimitation Commission set up to redraw the assembly seats of the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir has proposed six additional seats for Jammu region and one for Kashmir in its discussions with its five associate members on Monday.
With the Delimitation Commission's recommendation, the total seats in Jammu will increase to 43 and in the Kashmir Valley to 47. Nine seats have been proposed for STs and seven for SCs in Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
The commission is headed by retired Supreme Court judge Ranjana Desai and also comprises Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra as an ex-officio member and the Jammu and Kashmir chief electoral officer.
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The five associate members who attended the meeting are&nbsp;BJP MPs&nbsp;Jugal Kishore&nbsp;and&nbsp;Dr Jitendra Singh, and&nbsp;National Conference&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;Farooq Abdullah, Justice (Retd) Hasnain Masoodi and Mohammad Akbar Lone. According to India Today, they have been asked to submit their response to the commission by December 30
The commission has time till March 6 next year to redraw the boundaries and create new constituencies.
Reacting to the proposal, ex-J&amp;K chief minister and NC leader Omar Abdullah&nbsp;tweeted that the distribution of the newly created seats is not justified by the data of 2011 Census and that recommendation is unacceptable.&nbsp;
He also accused the panel of letting BJP's&nbsp;political agenda to dictate its recommendation.&nbsp;

The Delimitation Commission which is visiting J&K briefed the media and said it will base its final report on 2011 census

Delimitation panel in J&K: Commission says final report will be based on 2011 census

The Delimitation Commission which is visiting J&amp;K briefed the media and said it will base its final report on 2011 census

Delimitation panel visiting J&amp;K briefed the media
Delimitation Commission: will&nbsp;base final report on the 2011 Census
Factors to be considered while&nbsp;delimiting 7 additional seats listed
Commission: will grant reservation to Schedule Tribe, and Schedule Caste
Panel hopeful it will&nbsp;complete&nbsp;the delimitation process soon
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The J&amp;K Delimitation Commission said it will take into account the topography, difficult terrain, means of communication and convenience while delimiting 7 additional seats for the 83-member UT Assembly.&nbsp;

The Delimitation Commission which is visiting J&amp;K briefed the media on Friday.
The delimitation panel briefing was conducted by Justice Ranjhana Prakash Desai, Chairperson of the Delimitation Commission along with Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra and State Election Commissioner KK Sharma.
The Commission said it would base its final report on the 2011 Census and also take into account the topography, difficult terrain, means of communication and convenience available while delimiting seven additional seats for the 83-member Assembly of the Union Territory (UT).
The Commission&nbsp; said it will also grant reservation to the Schedule Tribe (ST) and Schedule Caste (SC).
Justice Desai assured that the panel was hopeful of completing the process soon. In addition, she stated that they will be visiting the Union Territory again to interact with many other people.

The Enforcement Directorate has summoned the mother of former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti for questioning in a money laundering case on July 14.
Gulshan Nazir, who is in her late seventies, has been asked to appear before the central probe agency at its office in Srinagar.
Mehbooba&nbsp;expressed surprise that the notice was served on her mother on the day her Peoples Democratic Party decided not to meet the Delimitation Commission, set up to redraw Assembly constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir.The former Jammu&nbsp;and Kashmir chief minister wrote on twitter that in its attempts to intimidate political opponents, the Centre doesn&rsquo;t even spare senior citizens and agencies like NIA&nbsp;and ED are now its tools to settle scores.

ED summons Mehbooba's mother after PDP says no to Delimitation Commission

Gulshan Nazir, who is in her late seventies, has been asked to appear before the central probe agency at its office in Srinagar

Gulshan Nazir, who is in her late seventies, has been asked to appear before the central probe agency at its office in Srinagar

The Enforcement Directorate has summoned the mother of former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti for questioning in a money laundering case on July 14.
Gulshan Nazir, who is in her late seventies, has been asked to appear before the central probe agency at its office in Srinagar.
Mehbooba&nbsp;expressed surprise that the notice was served on her mother on the day her Peoples Democratic Party decided not to meet the Delimitation Commission, set up to redraw Assembly constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir. The former Jammu&nbsp;and Kashmir chief minister wrote on twitter that in its attempts to intimidate political opponents, the Centre doesn&rsquo;t even spare senior citizens and agencies like NIA&nbsp;and ED are now its tools to settle scores.

The Delimitation Commission led by Justice (retd) Ranjana Prakash Desai will begin its four-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. The commission will interact with political leaders and civil society groups to gather first-hand inputs to carve out new constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
The commission's visit comes within a fortnight of the high-level meeting of eight political parties from Jammu and Kashmir with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi on June 24.
Barring the Congress and the BJP, all other major political parties including the National Conference, the PDP, the CPM and the National Panthers Party are indecisive about meeting the commission's members.
The commission has invited the leaders of all national, regional and registered political parties of Jammu and Kashmir for separate meetings during its visit to the union territory.
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Delimitation panel starts 4-day J&K visit today to meet parties?

Delimitation Commission will meet&nbsp;political parties on carving out new constituencies in J&amp;K.&nbsp;Apart from PDP, all the J&amp;K parties have agreed to meet&nbsp;the panel.

Delimitation panel starts 4-day J&K visit today to meet parties

The Delimitation Commission led by Justice (retd) Ranjana Prakash Desai will begin its four-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. The commission will interact with political leaders and civil society groups to gather first-hand inputs to carve out new constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
The commission's visit comes within a fortnight of the high-level meeting of eight political parties from Jammu and Kashmir with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi on June 24.
Leaders of BJP, Congress, National Conference,&nbsp;CPI, CPM, BSP, Panthers Party, J&amp;K People's Conference &amp; J&amp;K Apni Party will meet the Delimitation Commission. Only Mehbooba&nbsp;Mufti led&nbsp;PDP&nbsp;has not confirmed its participation yet
The commission has invited the leaders of all national, regional and registered political parties of Jammu and Kashmir for separate meetings during its visit to the union territory.
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The commission will interact with political leaders and civil society groups to gather first-hand inputs to carve out new constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir

After about three and a half hours, the crucial all-party meeting between leaders from Jammu &amp; Kashmir and PM Modi ended. PM met 14 political leaders of Jammu &amp; Kashmir, including four former chief ministers of the erstwhile state to discuss the future course of action for the UT.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, leaders said that the Prime Minister patiently heard all the issues raised, and asked all political stakeholders to participate in the delimitation process. 
The Prime Minister also reassured leaders that the meeting was the first step in the roadmap towards elections in Kashmir, apart from the Centre's commitment to the restoration of statehood
Responding to the all-party meeting, senior BJP leader Ram Madhav tweeted, "The fact that J&amp;K meeting has gone on for more than three hours is in itself an indication of its success."

PM's meet with Gupkar alliance ends, delimitation, statehood, polls discussed

PM Modi's&nbsp;meeting with Gupkar alliance ends, delimitation and statehood for UT discussed, leaders say meeting was constructive, cordial and cooperative

PM Modi's&nbsp;meeting with J&amp;K leaders ends after 3.5 hours
PM communicates his faith in the democratic process for J&amp;K
J&amp;K leaders say meeting with PM&nbsp;was constructive and cordial
PM's&nbsp;push:&nbsp;delimitation, polls &amp; development of Jammu&nbsp;&amp; Kashmir&nbsp;
((amit&nbsp;shah tweet))
Bite: Jitendra&nbsp;Singh, MoS, PMO
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After about three and a half hours, the crucial all-party meeting between leaders from Jammu &amp; Kashmir and PM Modi ended. PM met 14 political leaders of Jammu &amp; Kashmir, including four former chief ministers of the erstwhile state to discuss the future course of action for the UT.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, leaders said that the Prime Minister patiently heard all the issues raised, and asked all political stakeholders to participate in the delimitation process.
The Prime Minister also reassured leaders that the meeting was the first step in the roadmap towards elections in Kashmir, apart from the Centre's commitment to the restoration of statehood
In a tweet post the meeting, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, the govt is committed to ensure all round development of J&amp;K. He added, the future of Jammu and Kashmir was discussed and the delimitation exercise and peaceful elections are important milestones in restoring statehood as promised in parliament.

BJP wants to create Hindu majority in J&K: Farooq

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah has claimed that the BJP wants to create a Hindu majority in Jammu and Kashmir.

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah has claimed that the BJP wants to create a Hindu majority in Jammu and Kashmir. In a joint interview with his son and former CM Omar Abdullah to the Hindustan Times, Abdullah&nbsp;senior said that the National Conference opted out of the Delimitation Commission in May as the BJP is trying to divide the union territory on religious lines. "We told the Centre on their face that we do not believe in your delimitation," the veteran&nbsp;politicians said, adding that the BJP "wants a Hindu majority to emerge in J&amp;K and the Muslim majority to go down&rdquo;.

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