Farooq Abdullah Gears Up National Conference for Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Polls

The National Conference is mobilizing grassroots workers in Jammu and Kashmir for upcoming assembly elections. Party president Farooq Abdullah will visit Chenab Valley to strategize with key party members. The Election Commission has assured that the polls will be held at the earliest despite internal and external pressures.

The National Conference has intensified its preparations for the forthcoming assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, committing to robust grassroots engagement. Farooq Abdullah, the party president and former chief minister, will visit the Chenab Valley to strategize with party members.

According to an NC spokesperson, Abdullah's visit underscores the party's dedication to maintaining strong connections with ground-level workers and mobilizing them for the electoral battle ahead. The meetings aim to align party strategies with the aspirations of the Chenab Valley residents.

Key NC leaders, including Rattan Lal Gupta and Khalid Najeev Suharwardy, will join the visit, highlighting the party's united front. This move follows the Election Commission's assurance that the assembly elections will be held at the earliest, following the Supreme Court's deadline for the electoral process completion.

(With inputs from agencies.)