Navigating Political Divides in Jammu & Kashmir

Congress leader Karan Singh highlights the political divide between regions in Jammu and Kashmir as a challenge for the new government. He praises the conduct of elections and suggests restoring statehood. Singh emphasizes maintaining administrative discipline and hopes for the state's harmonious development.

In a stirring address, Congress leader Karan Singh has spotlighted the formidable political divide between Jammu and Kashmir as a primary challenge for the incoming government. He stressed overcoming this regional disparity is crucial for the state's advancement.

Singh lauded the successful conduct of elections, marking a decade since such an event unfolded without discord, crediting the Election Commission and security forces for maintaining order. With the National Conference triumphing in Kashmir and the BJP dominating in Jammu, electoral outcomes have underscored the bifurcation.

Urging swift action, Singh called for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's statehood as promised by the government to the Supreme Court. He advocated for adopting domiciliary provisions akin to those in Uttarakhand and Himachal. His vision is a unified stride towards harmony and development for the state.

(With inputs from agencies.)