NC’s major manifesto promises still unmet
Srinagar, Oct 15: Two years after storming to power, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah-led government has delivered on only a fraction of its core pre-election guarantees, hampered by sweeping central control and fiscal constraints. CM Omar’s National Conference (NC) swept the 2024 assembly polls, Jammu and Kashmir’s first elections in a decade, on the back of the party’s ambitious 12-point manifesto ‘Dignity, Identity and Development’ promising the restoration of Article 370, Article 35-A, broad social welfare, and an economic overhaul. Records and public policy rollouts from the CM Omar-led…
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