Srinagar, Nov 27: A key meeting of the National Conference’s (NC) top decision-making body began in Srinagar today, with senior leaders gathering to deliberate on pressing political and organisational matters. The session is being chaired by party president Dr. Farooq Abdullah, alongside vice president Omar Abdullah and other members of the core committee.
Party officials stated that the meeting will review the current political situation in Jammu and Kashmir, assess organisational strategies, and discuss preparations for upcoming electoral and public outreach programmes. The deliberations are expected to focus on strengthening the party’s grassroots presence and addressing issues raised by workers across districts.
Sources indicated that the leadership will also examine recent developments in the region, including governance challenges and public concerns, to frame the party’s response. The meeting is part of NC’s ongoing efforts to consolidate its position and reaffirm its role in shaping the political discourse of Jammu and Kashmir.
Senior leaders emphasized that the gathering reflects the party’s commitment to internal consultation and collective decision-making. They added that outcomes of the meeting will guide NC’s strategy in the months ahead, with emphasis on unity and proactive engagement with the people.
The session in Srinagar underscores the importance of the party’s highest decision-making body in charting its future course, as NC seeks to strengthen its organisational base and respond effectively to evolving political dynamics in the region.
