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“Open To Post-Poll Alliance With PDP”: Farooq Abdullah

Farooq Abdullah

A day before the results, Former J&K CM Farooq Abdullah announced that The National Conference is open to a strategic post-poll alliance with Mehbooba Mufti’s  People’s Democratic Party to keep the Bharatiya Janata Party out of power after the 2024 Jammu and Kashmir Assembly election.

“Why not…” When asked about an alliance, Mr Abdullah responded to the media, “How does it matter? If we all work for the same thing… for improvement in the condition of the people of the state. We can be rivals in elections, but I have no objections. I am sure Congress will not have either.”

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86-year-old Abdullah confirmed that he is not in the CM race. “I will not be the Chief Minister…let this be clear. I have done my job. My problem will be – how can we make a strong government…”

He further said he had no problem approaching Independent MLAs for support, but said, “I will not go beg before them. If they feel they can strengthen the state, then welcome.”

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“Karnataka Cabinet Likely To Place Caste Census Report On October 18”: CM Siddaramaiah

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“I met over 30 legislators and ministers from OBC communities today, including BJP legislator Ravi Kumar. All of them have given me a memorandum seeking that the government accept the caste census report and implement it,” he said. He clarified that the caste census was not a census of just OBCs, but that of ‘all the seven crore Kannadigas’, Siddaramaiah added. 

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday announced that the Socio-Economic-Educational Census, also known as the caste census report, is likely to be placed before the state Cabinet on October 18 to take a call on its implementation.

“Most likely, the caste census report will be placed before the State Cabinet’s meeting on October 18. We will abide by whatever the Cabinet decides,” the Chief Minister said, interacting with the media after meeting ministers and legislators from Other Backward Communities (OBC) on October 7.

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“I met over 30 legislators and ministers from OBC communities today, including BJP legislator Ravi Kumar. All of them have given me a memorandum seeking that the government accept the caste census report and implement it,” he said. He clarified that the caste census was not a census of just OBCs, but that of ‘all the seven crore Kannadigas’, Siddaramaiah added.

The opposition BJP and JD(S) have opposed the implementation of the caste census report on the grounds that it is obsolete since it was conducted about 10 years ago and that it has ‘not been conducted scientifically’

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