Archive · 24 Sep 2025
J&K Deputy CM: No Resignation Amidst Criticism
The Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Surinder Choudhary, said that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah would not resign.
This comes after criticism that the government hasn't done what it promised.
Some people, including opposition members and civil society leaders, want Abdullah to resign.
Choudhary stated they will continue to work for the people, pointing out a dual governance system exists.
This means there's both an elected government and an administration appointed by the central government.
Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary ruled out CM Omar Abdullah's resignation.
Criticism focuses on alleged failure to deliver on promises.
Opposition figures and civil society members have voiced concerns.
Apple growers express anger over highway closures.
Choudhary cited a dual governance system in J&K.
- Who
- Surinder Choudhary
- What
- Ruled out Omar Abdullah's resignation
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- Amidst growing criticism of Abdullah's government
Critics
Government
Government Performance
Critics
Government has failed to deliver on promises.
Government
Government is working to serve the people despite challenges of dual governance system.
- Event
- J&K Autumn Assembly Session
- Key Figure
- Omar Abdullah
- Deputy CM
- Surinder Choudhary
- Criticism
- Failure to deliver on promises
- Opposition
- NC's Srinagar MP, Civil Society Leaders