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Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and People&rsquo;s Democratic Party leader Mehbooba Mufti said she won't contest any polls till J&amp;K's special status restored.
After attending PM Modi's&nbsp;meeting with 14 political parties from the erstwhile state, Mufti said,&nbsp;that before elections, the Centre needs to rea&shy;ch out to people and rest&shy;ore their confidence.&nbsp;In an interview with NDTV, Mehbooba&nbsp;Mufti stated that she would not contest poll till Article 370 was restored and if her party won, she would not be the CM.&nbsp;
Mufti emphasised on removing the 'draconian' orders that were passed on August 5, 2019, abrogating&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir's special status. She stressed that the "era of suppression and oppression" has to come to an end.

Won’t fight any election till Article 370 in restored, says Mehbooba Mufti after PM's meet

Will not contest polls till&nbsp;J&amp;K's special status is restored, says PDP president and former CM&nbsp;Mehbooba Mufti after PM's&nbsp;all-party meet

Won&rsquo;t contest any election till Article 370 is restored, says Mehbooba Mufti
Centre needs to focus on removing 'dil&nbsp;ki doori&nbsp;with people of J&amp;K: Mufti
Mehbooba Mufti: 'draconian' orders passed in Aug 2019 must be scrapped
PM Modi&nbsp;met J&amp;K leaders to discuss the future course of action for J&amp;K

Will not contest polls till&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir's special status is restored, says PDP president and former CM&nbsp;Mehbooba Mufti after attending an all-party meeting with PM Modi.

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and People&rsquo;s Democratic Party leader Mehbooba Mufti said she won't contest any polls till J&amp;K's special status restored.
After attending PM Modi's&nbsp;meeting with 14 political parties from the erstwhile state, Mufti said,&nbsp;that before elections, the Centre needs to rea&shy;ch out to people and rest&shy;ore their confidence.&nbsp;In an interview with NDTV, Mehbooba&nbsp;Mufti stated that she would not contest poll till Article 370 was restored and if her party won, she would not be the CM.&nbsp;
Mufti emphasised on removing the 'draconian' orders that were passed on August 5, 2019, abrogating&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir's special status. She stressed that the "era of suppression and oppression" has to come to an end.

National Conference leader and former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah, who attended PM Modi's all-party meeting on J&amp;K, said he informed the Prime Minister that they don't stand with what was done on August 5, 2019, when the Centre revoked Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir and not ready to accept it.
"We told PM that we don't stand with what was done on 5th Aug 2019. We're not ready to accept it. But we won't take law into hands. We'll fight this in court. We also told the Prime Minister that there's been a breach of trust between State &amp; Centre. It's the Centre's duty to restore it," said Abdullah.
"We requested Prime Minister that our fight will continue but it's essential to reverse some decisions that aren't at all in the interest of J&amp;K. It was given the status of a UT, people don't like it. They want full statehood for J&amp;K with J&amp;K cadre restored," added Omar.
PDP leader and Former J&amp;K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti echoed the same demands. She said the way in which Article 370 was scrapped was illegal, unconstitutional and immoral.
"People of J&amp;K will struggle constitutionally, democratically, peacefully. Be it months or yrs, we'll restore Article 370 in J&amp;K as it's a matter of our identity," she said.

Omar Abdullah after PM's meet: People not ready to accept what happened in Aug 2019

Omar Abdullah&nbsp;after meeting PM: Restore full statehood for J&amp;K
Omar Abdullah:&nbsp;trust has been lost between J&amp;K&nbsp;and the Centre
((Bite Omar))
Mehbooba&nbsp;Mufti: question of our identity, we will continue to fight&nbsp;
((Bite Mehbooba))
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National Conference leader and former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah, who attended PM Modi's all-party meeting on J&amp;K, said he informed the Prime Minister that they don't stand with what was done on August 5, 2019, when the Centre revoked Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir and not ready to accept it.
"We told PM that we don't stand with what was done on 5th Aug 2019. We're not ready to accept it. But we won't take law into hands. We'll fight this in court. We also told the Prime Minister that there's been a breach of trust between State &amp; Centre. It's the Centre's duty to restore it," said Abdullah.
"We requested Prime Minister that our fight will continue but it's essential to reverse some decisions that aren't at all in the interest of J&amp;K. It was given the status of a UT, people don't like it. They want full statehood for J&amp;K with J&amp;K cadre restored," added Omar.
PDP leader and Former J&amp;K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti echoed the same demands. She said the way in which Article 370 was scrapped was illegal, unconstitutional and immoral.
"People of J&amp;K will struggle constitutionally, democratically, peacefully. Be it months or yrs, we'll restore Article 370 in J&amp;K as it's a matter of our identity," she said.

PM Modi Kashmir meet, PM Modi Gupkar Alliance meeting

PM Modi's outreach on J&K: Want to remove 'Dilli ki Duri' and 'Dil Ki Duri'

In a series of tweets after a three and a half hour long meeting with 14 political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir, PM Modi said, even if there are political differences, everyone should work in national interest so that people of J&amp;K can benefit. The Prime Minister said, his meeting with political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir is an important step in the ongoing efforts towards a developed and progressive J&amp;K, where all-round growth is furthered. He added, the govt's priority is to strengthen grassroots democracy in J&amp;K. The PM said, delimitation has to happen at a quick pace so that polls can happen and J&amp;K gets an elected government that gives strength to J&amp;K&rsquo;s development trajectory. In his third tweet, PM Modi hailed India's democracy saying, our biggest strength is the ability to sit across a table and exchange views.

PM Modi&nbsp;reaches out&nbsp;to Kashmir leaders, urges cooperation
PM:&nbsp;Want to remove both 'Dilli ki Duri' and 'Dil Ki Duri'
((tweets back to back))
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In a series of tweets after a three and a half hour long meeting with 14 political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir, PM Modi said, even if there are political differences, everyone should work in national interest so that people of J&amp;K can benefit. The Prime Minister said, his meeting with political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir is an important step in the ongoing efforts towards a developed and progressive J&amp;K, where all-round growth is furthered. He added, the govt's priority is to strengthen grassroots democracy in J&amp;K. The PM said, delimitation has to happen at a quick pace so that polls can happen and J&amp;K gets an elected government that gives strength to J&amp;K&rsquo;s development trajectory. In his third tweet, PM Modi hailed India's democracy saying, our biggest strength is the ability to sit across a table and exchange views.

The Congress party raised five demands during the all-party meeting on Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;Speaking to reporters after the meeting, senior Congress leader and former J&amp;K Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said these were:
1) Statehood for Jammu and Kashmir should be restored at the earliest. "The prime minister and the home minister had promised in Parliament to restore J&amp;K's statehood at the appropriate time. We told the government that now is the favourable situation for it," Azad said.
2) The Congress also demanded the central government to hold assembly elections in J&amp;K at the earliest.
3) The Congress also demanded that efforts must be made to ensure return of Kashmiri Pandits and their rehabilitation. "This is our moral responsibility," Azad added.
4) The Congress urged the government should release all social and political prisoners who were arrested/detained on or around August 5, 2019 when Article 370 was abrogated.
5) Finally, the Congress demanded that the Centre provide guarantee protection of domiciles on land rights and jobs in J&amp;K.

Congress raises 5 demands at PM Modi's all-party meet on J&K

The Congress party raised five demands during the all-party meeting on Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;Speaking to reporters after the meeting, senior Congress leader and former J&amp;K Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said these were:
1) Statehood for Jammu and Kashmir should be restored at the earliest. "The prime minister and the home minister had promised in Parliament to restore J&amp;K's statehood at the appropriate time. We told the government that now is the favourable situation for it," Azad said.
2) The Congress also demanded the central government to hold assembly elections in J&amp;K at the earliest.
3) The Congress demanded that the Centre provide guarantee protection of domiciles on land rights and jobs in J&amp;K.
4) The Congress also demanded that efforts must be made to ensure return of Kashmiri Pandits and their rehabilitation. "This is our moral responsibility," Azad added.
5) The Congress urged the government should release all social and political prisoners who were arrested/detained on or around August 5, 2019 when Article 370 was abrogated.
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VO only this line:&nbsp;The Congress party raised five demands during the all-party meeting on Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
Then full Ghulam&nbsp;Bite with translations
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The Congress party raised five demands during the all-party meeting on Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;Speaking to reporters after the meeting, senior Congress leader and former J&amp;K Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said these were:
1) Statehood for Jammu and Kashmir should be restored at the earliest. "The prime minister and the home minister had promised in Parliament to restore J&amp;K's statehood at the appropriate time. We told the government that now is the favourable situation for it," Azad said.
2) The Congress also demanded the central government to hold assembly elections in J&amp;K at the earliest.
3) The Congress demanded that the Centre provide guarantee protection of domiciles on land rights and jobs in J&amp;K.
4) The Congress also demanded that efforts must be made to ensure return of Kashmiri Pandits and their rehabilitation. "This is our moral responsibility," Azad added.
5) The Congress urged the government should release all social and political prisoners who were arrested/detained on or around August 5, 2019 when Article 370 was abrogated.
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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
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.

Former chief minister Farooq Abdullah will chair the People&rsquo;s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD)&rsquo;s meeting at his residence on Tuesday.
The constituents of an alliance formed in Jammu &amp; Kashmir last year for the restoration of the region&rsquo;s special status will meet to formulate a strategy for Pm Modi&rsquo;s all-party meeting on the erstwhile state June 24.
Abdullah&rsquo;s National Conference (NC) and Mehbooba Mufti&rsquo;s People&rsquo;s Democratic Party, which is another constituent of PAGD, have earlier held the meetings of their parties and authorised their chiefs to take the final call over the issue.
PAGD spokesman said &nbsp;a joint strategy will be adopted after consulting all the leaders of the alliance.

Farooq Abdullah, Mehbooba Mufti decide to attend PM's Kashmir meeting after Gupkar huddle

Gupkar alliance huddle ahead of PM Modi’s all-party meeting

Gupkar&nbsp;alliance decides to attend PM Modi's&nbsp;Kashmir meeting
Decision after Gupkar&nbsp;huddle chaired by&nbsp;Farooq&nbsp;Abdullah
Abdullah to attend along with PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti &amp; others&nbsp;
Abdullah: will put forward our agenda before PM &amp; Home Minister
Gupkar&nbsp;Alliance looking for restoration of J&amp;K's special status
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The Gupkar alliance of mainstream political parties in&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir has accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation for an all-party meeting on June 24.&nbsp;
The decision was taken at a meeting of the alliance chaired by&nbsp;Former chief minister Farooq Abdullah&nbsp;in Srinagar.&nbsp;The meeting was convened to formulate a strategy for PM Modi&rsquo;s all-party meeting on the erstwhile state.
Abdullah said that he will attend the meeting along with PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti and others.
Gupkar&nbsp;Alliance that is&nbsp;looking to restore J&amp;K's special status said they would keep their agenda before PM Modi&nbsp;and Home Minister Amit&nbsp;Shah.
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The seven-party Gupkar alliance led by Farooq Abdullah is headed to a big win in the J&amp;K District Development Council polls. The alliance has won 100 seats out of 280 and is leading in 12 more. The BJP has emerged as the single largest party as it won 73 seats, including three in the Kashmir valley for the first time. This is the first time that the BJP has registered a poll win in the Valley. The Congress has so far won 22 seats and is leading in five others. The Gupkar alliance and the Congress are set to win 13 district councils while the BJP and its allies are set to take six districts. These were the first polls in J&amp;K since change of status last year.

J&K: Big gains for Gupkar, BJP opens account in Valley

The seven-party Gupkar alliance led by Farooq Abdullah is headed to a big win in the J&amp;K District Development Council polls.

J&K polls: Big gains for Gupkar, BJP opens account in Valley

The seven-party Gupkar alliance led by Farooq Abdullah is headed to a big win in the J&amp;K District Development Council polls. The alliance has won 100 seats out of 280 and is leading in 12 more. The BJP has emerged as the single largest party as it won 73 seats, including three in the Kashmir valley for the first time. This is the first time that the BJP has registered a poll win in the Valley. The Congress has so far won 22 seats and is leading in five others. The Gupkar alliance and the Congress are set to win 13 district councils while the BJP and its allies are set to take six districts. These were the first polls in J&amp;K since change of status last year.

DDC Election Results 2020: The Gupkar Alliance has gained a big lead over the BJP in the District Development Council elections in J&K.

Jammu and Kashmir DDC Election Results 2020: Big lead for Gupkar Alliance over BJP

The Gupkar Alliance,&nbsp;which is a grouping of regional parties including the NC and PDP, has gained a big lead over the BJP in the District Development Council elections in J&amp;K

J&K local polls: Big lead for Gupkar Alliance over BJP

The Gupkar Alliance has gained a big lead over the BJP in the District Development Council elections in J&amp;K. This is the first election in J&amp;K since the status change last year. In the latest leads, the Gupkar alliance, which is a grouping of regional parties including the National Conference and PDP, is ahead in 81 seats; the BJP is leading in 47 seats. The Congress is leading in 21. Votes are being counted for 280 seats - 14 in each of the 20 districts of the union territory.

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