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Promises fulfilled, fight won’t stop here, only door has been opened: MP Ruhullah

K H News Service by K H News Service
November 7, 2024
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Top NC leader Ruhullah Mehdi resigns as party’s chief spokesman, cites differences over JK’s spl status
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Srinagar: Member of Parliament from Srinagar constituency, Aga Ruhullah Mehdi on Wednesday said that the government led by Omar Abdullah has fulfilled its promises on moving the resolution on special status on the first day of business in the J&K Legislative Assembly.
Talking to the reporters, Ruhullah, who was present during the proceedings today in the house, said that he is thankful to Omar Abdullah and the government for the resolution on the special status to Jammu and Kashmir. “But, the fight won’t stop here as only the doors have been opened today through the assembly,” he said.
Ruhullah further added that the majority of the members were in favour of the resolution, adding that the BJP must not deliver sermons to the government on Speaker. “We have seen how the Speaker treats us in the parliament,” he said.
Furthermore, the MP said that he didn’t recognize the LG’s office as it has no meaning in the democracy

 

 

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