No Rebellion in NC, Legislators’ Grievances Will Be Addressed: Salman Sagar
- Dissatisfied National Conference legislators held several private meetings after a cabinet reshuffle.
- At least 12 legislators discussed preparing a memorandum of demands and agreed to maintain unity.
- The legislators were expected to present their grievances to National Conference leaders.
- National Conference leaders described the gatherings as routine and dismissed reports of an internal rebellion.
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NC crisis: Could exit of 20 disgruntled MLAs cost Omar Abdullah his majority?
Dissident NC MLAs are expected to meet Farooq Abdullah over their demands after the cabinet reshuffle. Their discontent could threaten the Omar Abdullah government's majority if 20 legislators resign.
No rebellion in NC, legislators’ grievances will be addressed: Salman Sagar
Srinagar, Nov 05: National Conference MLA Salman Ali Sagar on Thursday dismissed reports of rebellion within the ruling party, saying concerns raised by a section of legislators were being addressed by party president Farooq Abdullah and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, with discussions expected to take place shortly. Speaking to reporters after meeting senior NC leader and Gurez MLA Nazir Ahmad Gurezi at his Tulsi Bagh residence in Srinagar, Sagar…
J&K: 25 NC MLAs revolt against CM Omar Abdullah, seek intervention of Dr Farooq Abdullah
The meeting of National Conference (NC) legislators, at the residence of MLA Gulmarg Farooq Shah was the third such huddle in the recent past. After the reshuffle in Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s cabinet, several party MLAs, had held their first closed-door meeting at the Srinagar residence of MLA Lolab, Qaysar Jamshaid Lone. The number of dissidents unhappy with the reshuffle has been put by different media organisations between 18 and 25. Vet…
Dissident NC MLAs likely to meet party chief Farooq Abdullah on Nov 6 - The Tribune
Dissident National Conference (NC) MLAs are likely to meet party president Farooq Abdullah here on Friday to air their grievances following the recent cabinet reshuffle, party sources said.
At present, National Conference is facing two-way pressure in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir.
NC Dissent Deepens as Rebel MLAs Prepare Demands Ahead of Meeting with Farooq Abdullah
Srinagar, November 5, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) The internal dissent within Jammu and Kashmir’s ruling National Conference (NC) intensified on Thursday, with a group of disgruntled MLAs deciding to hold another meeting ahead of their proposed interaction with party president Farooq Abdullah on Friday. The legislators are scheduled to meet at the residence of NC […]
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