 Jammu: A day after the Early Times reported about an inordinate delay being adopted by Congress in releasing its election manifesto, the party on Sunday promised that the same would be released within two days.
Bharatsinh Solanki, AICC general secretary incharge of J&K said that the Congress party is set to unveil its manifesto for the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections within the next two days.
“Our manifesto is ready and will be released within two days before the first phase of elections. Unlike the BJP’s ‘Jumlas’, our promises will be implemented,” Solanki told reporters.
Jammu and Kashmir will hold elections in three phases: September 18, September 25, and October 1, with vote counting scheduled for October 8.
Solanki emphasized that the assembly election in this strategically important region is being closely watched by the entire nation and the world.
Campaign for the first phase of Assembly elections will end on Monday. The first phase of the Assembly elections is scheduled for September 18, with campaigning set to conclude 48 hours before polling begins.
With only a day left for campaigning for the first phase of assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress party has failed to release its election manifesto, leaving many wondering about the party's stance on key issues.
The first phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections will take place on September 18, marking a significant milestone since the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019. This will be the first assembly election in the region since 2014.
24 assembly segments in Jammu and Kashmir will go to polls in the first phase.
In Kashmir Division 16 Assembly Constituencies comprising Pampore, Tral, Pulwama, Rajpora, Zainapora, Shopian, DH Pora, Kulgam, Devsar, Dooru, Kokernag (ST), Anantnag West, Anantnag, Srigufwara – Bijbehara, Shangus – Anantnag East, Pahalgam and in Jammu Division, eight assembly constituencies comprising Inderwal, Kishtwar, Padder – Nagseni, Bhadarwah, Doda, Doda West, Ramban and Banihal are scheduled to go to polls in the first phase of the electoral process. |
