JKNC MLAs Hold ‘Secret Meetings’ in Srinagar as November 3 Deadline Approaches

Srinagar: Political activity within the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) has reportedly intensified, with several party MLAs holding closed-door meetings and engaging in lobbying as November 3 draws closer.

According to sources, around 7–8 NC MLAs met in Srinagar on Thursday, where they reportedly discussed the possible political implications of NC MP Agha Ruhullah’s proposed resignation, besides deliberating on the recent cabinet reshuffle.

The developments come amid growing political speculation within the party, with November 3 emerging as a significant date in the ongoing political developments.

While the exact outcome of the reported meeting remains unclear, the series of closed-door discussions has added to the political buzz within the National Conference.