आज राहुल गांधी की जम्मू-कश्मीर में दो चुनावी रैली: पहली अनंतनाग और दूसरी जम्मू के संगलदान में; कांग्रेस के 40 स्टार कैम्पेनर्स चुनाव में

Rahul Gandhi’s first rally before Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections.

Before the first phase of voting in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will hold two election rallies on September 4. On this tour, Rahul Gandhi’s first rally will be in Anantnag in Kashmir and the second in Sangaldan in Jammu.

Congress General Secretary Ghulam Ahmed Mir said that during this time Rahul Gandhi will address a rally for the candidates of the National Conference and Congress alliance. This program is only for the first phase. He can visit Jammu and Kashmir again for other phases.

The Congress and National Conference (NC) met in Srinagar on August 22.

Before Phase-1, NC-Congress alliance announced candidates for 59 seats
Before the phase-1 of Jammu Kashmir elections, the National Conference and Congress alliance has declared candidates for a total of 59 seats. In this, National Conference has declared 50 candidates and Congress has declared 9 candidates. The seat sharing formula between the two parties was finalized on 26 August. In this, out of 90 seats in the Union Territory, National Conference will contest on 51 seats and Congress on 32 seats. There will be a friendly fight on 5 seats. 2 seats have been given to CPI (M) and Panthers Party.

First list of 18 candidates of National Conference..

Congress’s first list of 9 candidates…

Voting in three phases in Jammu and Kashmir, results will be declared on October 8
The Election Commission announced the dates for the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections on August 16. Voting will be held in three phases in the state. There are a total of 90 assembly seats here. The majority figure is 46.

The last assembly elections were held in 2014
The last assembly elections were held in Jammu and Kashmir in 2014. Then BJP and PDP formed a coalition government. The government fell in 2018 after the coalition broke. After this, Governor’s rule (according to the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution at that time) remained in the state for 6 months. After this, President’s rule came into force.

The 2019 Lok Sabha elections were held during the President’s rule, in which the BJP returned to power at the Centre with a huge majority. After this, on 5 August 2019, the BJP government abolished Article 370 and divided the state into two union territories (Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh). In this way, assembly elections are being held in Jammu and Kashmir after 10 years.