Jammu and Kashmir elections mandate is to fulfil the aspiration of restoring statehood: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin
The Hindu
Tamil Nadu CM M.K Stalin praises NC-Congress alliance victory in Jammu & Kashmir, emphasizing restoration of dignity and statehood.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K Stalin on Wednesday (October 9, 2024) hailed the National Conference (NC)-Congress alliance victory in Jammu and Kashmir elections and said it was a mandate to fulfil the aspirations of restoring the dignity and statehood of Jammu and Kashmir that the Union BJP Government ‘unjustly’ stripped away.
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In a social media post, he congratulated the JKNC-INC alliance and the people of Jammu & Kashmir on the stupendous victory.
This is more than just a win for INDIA and democracy. This moment marks the beginning of a just and inclusive future that honours the hopes of every Kashmiri, Mr. Stalin said.
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