5 nominations by L-G may tilt scales in govt formation
The Morning Standard|October 07, 2024
THE nomination of five members to the Assembly with voting rights by Lt Governor Manoj Sinha would hold the key to government information in Jammu and Kashmir in case of a hung Assembly.
FAYAZ WANI
5 nominations by L-G may tilt scales in govt formation

As per the J&K Reorganisation Act 2019, the Lieutenant Governor may nominate two members to the Assembly to give representation to women if they are not adequately represented in the Assembly.

As per the July 2013 amendment to the Act, Lt Governor was empowered to nominate three more members to the Assembly, including two migrant Kashmiri Pandits, one of them has to be a woman, and another from displaced persons from Pok.

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