The problem of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood emerged on the very first day of the fall session of the Union Territory Assembly on Monday, as the judgment alliance pushed for its instant repair.
After the assembly observed obituary referrals for 3 late ministers, the opposition BJP targeted the federal government by raising mottos on numerous public problems.
Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather advised BJP MLAs to take their seats to continue with the legal program. The BJP members, holding placards, continued with their mottos, producing a disorderly environment.
In the middle of the din, members of the judgment alliance, that includes the National Conference (NC), Congress, and CPI(M), stood to require the instant remediation of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood.
CPI(M)’s Kulgam MLA, M Y Tarigami, gotten in touch with BJP members to likewise shout for the reestablishment of statehood, specifying, “Two years have passed, but the promise of statehood has not been fulfilled.” Senior NC leader and MLA from Khanyar, Ali Mohammad Sagar, led the treasury benches in shouting for the repair of statehood, while likewise raising mottos versus the BJP.
In action, Speaker Rather gotten in touch with the BJP MLAs to go back to their seats and cautioned that action would be taken versus them. “Gunda gardi nahi chalegi” (hooliganism will not be endured), he specified.
Congress MLAs participated in, raising mottos versus the Centre, shouting, “Vote chor sarkaar ko ek dhakka aur do” (Give the vote-stealing federal government another push).
As the disruption continued, Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary stated the federal government was prepared to attend to all concerns from the opposition.
“But they should ask one by one. We are prepared to respond to all issues. However, it’s clear they are not interested in public welfare; this is their true face, exposed before the people,” the deputy chief minister asserted.
Released on September 21, 2026