Bjp And Panthers Party

Activists of the National Panthers Party (NPP) on Monday staged a protest here against the BJP and the Election Commission of India for not holding assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) on Thursday described the newly enacted domicile law as "an obnoxious piece of superimposed legislation" and accused the BJP government at the Centre of having betrayed the trust of the people.

The Jammu and Kashmir administration headed by Lt Governor GC Murmu has issued a notification ending the tenure of legislative assembly Speaker and senior BJP leader Nirmal Singh who was appointed to the post under provisions of the now-revoked J&K Constitution.

The BJP has emerged as the clear winner of Jammu province in the urban local body polls conducted earlier this month, securing seven of the region's 10 districts. However, while the party managed to hold on to its traditional stronghold, it ended up losing many municipal committees to Independent candidates as well as rival parties.

Condemning the resolution of the Pakistan National Assembly on the execution of Afzal Guru, Opposition parties today resorted to protests and staged a walkout from the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was today adjourned for 15 minutes after ruling Congress members disrupted the proceedings on the issue of cross-voting by BJP MLAs during legislative council polls earlier this year. BJP leaders also protested in the House, demanding that the Speaker reveal the names of the people involved in the 2006 sex scandal whi...

BJP and Panthers party MLAs in Jammu and Kashmir are keeping up their protests against Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's remarks on the state's accession. (Read: Ruckus in J&K Assembly over Omar speech)The MLAs are today sitting on dharna outside the state Assembly and are demanding Omar's apology and want him to withdraw his remarks."No Chief Min...

Activists of the National Panthers Party (NPP) on Monday staged a protest here against the BJP and the Election Commission of India for not holding assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) on Thursday described the newly enacted domicile law as "an obnoxious piece of superimposed legislation" and accused the BJP government at the Centre of having betrayed the trust of the people.

The Jammu and Kashmir administration headed by Lt Governor GC Murmu has issued a notification ending the tenure of legislative assembly Speaker and senior BJP leader Nirmal Singh who was appointed to the post under provisions of the now-revoked J&K Constitution.

The BJP has emerged as the clear winner of Jammu province in the urban local body polls conducted earlier this month, securing seven of the region's 10 districts. However, while the party managed to hold on to its traditional stronghold, it ended up losing many municipal committees to Independent candidates as well as rival parties.

Condemning the resolution of the Pakistan National Assembly on the execution of Afzal Guru, Opposition parties today resorted to protests and staged a walkout from the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was today adjourned for 15 minutes after ruling Congress members disrupted the proceedings on the issue of cross-voting by BJP MLAs during legislative council polls earlier this year. BJP leaders also protested in the House, demanding that the Speaker reveal the names of the people involved in the 2006 sex scandal whi...

BJP and Panthers party MLAs in Jammu and Kashmir are keeping up their protests against Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's remarks on the state's accession. (Read: Ruckus in J&K Assembly over Omar speech)The MLAs are today sitting on dharna outside the state Assembly and are demanding Omar's apology and want him to withdraw his remarks."No Chief Min...