National Conference ups ante against ‘dual power centre’ in J&K, seeks restoration of statehood for effective governance

The National Conference (NC) has intensified its criticism of the "dual power centre" in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting it impedes effective governance. NC questions LG Manoj Sinha's claim of controlling only the police, arguing his authority over law, order, and IAS officer transfers undermines the elected government's functioning. Opposition parties are blaming Omar Abdullah govt for ineffective and lacklustre administration.
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