Stakes high for Centre in J&K poll
The Free Press Journal|September 30, 2024
The ongoing Assembly poll in Jammu and Kashmir, now in the penultimate stages, is remarkable for several reasons, above all for the peaceful manner campaigning has proceeded thus far.
A peaceful poll in J&K may be a harbinger of returning normalcy in the hitherto troubled region. It is remarkable too that along with regional parties such as the National Conference of the Abdullahs and the Peoples Democratic Party of the Muftis, and the two national parties, the Congress and the BJP, there are a few well-known independent players openly backed by the extremist elements in the poll fray. The first election since the abrogation of the controversial Article 370 in 2019, the outcome could have a bearing on the Centre's commitment to restore J&K's statehood. The Centre would do so provided prospects of lasting peace return to the Valley. Popular participation in the poll if followed by the emergence of a stable government would greatly help the Centre keep its word on statehood.

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