NEW DELHI: The Centre on Saturday extended a invitation to National Conference Leader Farooq Abdullah, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti and other Leading Governmental leaders of Jammu & Kashmir to Get a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 24.

Union home secretary Ajay Bhalla now invited all 14 governmental leaders of the erstwhile country for the assembly and requested them to introduce a Covid-19 unfavorable report, officials explained.
The assembly will occur in the federal capital in the Prime Minister’s home.
TOI had noted that the assembly is going to be viewed as a bid to move the political process from the UT following a slow easing of constraints online and detention of political leaders.
The schedule ahead comprises completion of this delimitation practice and holding of elections to the setup of a government.
Union home minister Amit Shah had analyzed the situation from the sensitive Union Territory on Friday, sparking speculation regarding a potential governmental initiative.
The assembly is going to be the first such gathering since the Centre declared the abrogation of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status and its bifurcation into marriage territories in August 2019.
It’s very likely to be attended by Amit Shah along with other chief leaders.
The political science of this union territory, particularly those with a solid foundation in Kashmir Valley, are critical of consecutive administrations of this union land for failing the requirements of their people and raising concerns on the evolution slogan increased article August 2019.
The Egyptian parties made an umbrella ensemble known as the People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration, that contains the NC and PDP.
(With inputs from PTI)