Monday 31 March 2025 09:00 GMT

Commotion In J & K Assembly Over First Bill Of NC-Led Govt


(MENAFN- Kashmir Observer) Jammu- The first legislation brought by the NC-led government in the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly triggered protests from Kashmir-based opposition, with Peoples Conference President Sajad Gani Lone accusing the government of endorsing UT Status of J&K.

As Omar Abdullah tabled Jammu & Kashmir Goods and Services (Amendment) Act-2025 in the House, Lone stood up and objected to the legislation.

“It would be an endorsement of conversion of Jammu & Kashmir into a UT. I wouldn't be part of this sin,” Lone said angrily and walked out.

PDP's Waheed-ur-Rehman Para also expressed reservation over the bill.

In the amendments proposed by NC-led government in the GST law, the words“Government of Jammu & Kashmir” has been replaced with“Government of Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir”

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After Lone walked out, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that it is a reality that Jammu & Kashmir is a Union Territory.

Later, the bill was passed with voice-vote with NC, Congress and their allies supporting it. (KNO)

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