“During this period, core competencies and future course of action will be discussed and considered,” the party said in a statement. Its performance in the Lok Sabha elections, in which the party won two of the three seats, was also analysed.
Topics discussed at the meeting held by the National Conference’s Working Committee on Wednesday included the current political situation and upcoming parliamentary elections, party spokesman Tanvir Sadiq said.
The party will hold a two-day working committee meeting in Srinagar under the leadership of NC president Farooq Abdullah. “During this period, core competencies and future course of action will be discussed and deliberated,” the party said in a statement. The party’s performance in the Lok Sabha elections, in which it won two out of three seats, was also analysed.
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While the deadline for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections has yet to be announced, Sadiq said, “The Supreme Court has set September 30 as the deadline and we are working accordingly. We are also taking into account the results of the Lok Sabha elections.” On July 1, the National Conference formed a committee headed by party leader and former finance minister Abdul Rahim Rather to draft the party’s manifesto for the state assembly elections. Meanwhile, the party had announced its “constituency in-charges” for the Valley last year.
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