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2019 Polls in JK: ECI to take final call on Jan 28
1/23/2019 11:15:02 PM

Ishtiyaq Ahmad

Early Times Report

Srinagar, Jan 23: All eyes are set on January 28 as the chief election commissioner Sunil Arora will likely visit Jammu on a two day tour for wider consultations to take a call on whether to hold Assembly and parliamentary polls in the state early or to delay the exercise.
Reliable sources told early times that the CEC will get the feedback from state home secretary, DGP Dilbagh Singh , secretary education and other officers before announcing the final decision.
The CEC will also get feedback from various political parties. Sources said that except PDP, all political parties are ready for polls. "Reason why PDP is not ready is obvious that the party is facing rebellion with its leaders leaving the party one by one," the sources said. As far the security clearance, a police officer said that since Jammu and Kashmir witnessed successful and peaceful civic body and panchayat polls, moral of forces is high.
"Situation is well under control and we are ready to provide a fool proof security cover to ensure peaceful polls if ECI decides to hold polls in the State," the officer said wishing not to be named. He said whatever decision the ECI would take, police will abide by that. State plunges into deep political crises after BJP dramatically withdrew its support from the PDP last year resulting in the Governor's rule. The Governor Satya Pal Malik completed his six months stint and that the State is presently under Presidents' rule though Governor Malik continues to head Jammu and Kashmir. Reliable sources said that the Centre was willing to hold polls earlier than expected. Recently union home minister Rajnath Singh asserted that the Centre was willing to hold polls in Jammu and Kashmir but last call was to be taken by the ECI.
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