Did the NC Working Committee Pass Resolutions for Special Status and Statehood for J&K?
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Srinagar, Nov 28 (NationPress) The ruling National Conference (NC) of Jammu and Kashmir convened on Friday and successfully passed seven resolutions in a unanimous vote. Among these resolutions was a strong reaffirmation of the party’s commitment to special status and the restoration of statehood, along with a condemnation of the recent terror incident in Delhi.
The resolutions were formalized at the conclusion of a two-day Working Committee meeting led by party chief Dr. Farooq Abdullah, with participation from Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and other senior party officials.
The first resolution emphasizes the party’s unwavering dedication to maintaining special status for Jammu and Kashmir.
Furthermore, the Working Committee collectively reiterated its steadfast commitment to restoring Jammu and Kashmir’s special status, highlighting that this matter is critical to the aspirations and dignity of its citizens, and it should be addressed without delays. The party remains committed to its principled struggle for full restoration.
The second resolution called upon the Centre to promptly restore Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, as previously promised in Parliament and recognized by the Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court.
The third resolution expressed grave concern and unequivocally condemned the terror attack in Delhi, extending heartfelt condolences to the victims' families. It stated, “In a civilized society, violence is unacceptable, and such heinous acts must be dealt with decisively.”
The fourth resolution voiced serious concern regarding the blast at the Nowgam police station in Srinagar, offering condolences to affected families, and demanded a thorough investigation at the highest level, ensuring accountability for any breaches of protocol.
The fifth resolution sought to safeguard the people of Jammu and Kashmir throughout India, expressing alarm over reported harassment of students, traders, and residents in various regions. It condemned the selective targeting faced by these individuals in the aftermath of recent events, asserting that “the people of Jammu and Kashmir cannot be stereotyped,” and urged state governments to ensure their safety and dignity.
The sixth resolution reaffirmed the party’s commitment to the promises outlined in its election manifesto. Lastly, the seventh resolution expressed unanimous support for the government led by Omar Abdullah.