Family Ties and Political Rifts: The Budgam Bypoll Drama
National Conference candidate Aga Syed Mehmood discusses the potential involvement of estranged party member and relative Aga Ruhullah in his campaign for the Budgam Assembly bypoll. Despite family ties, Ruhullah's commitment remains uncertain, stemming from rifts over party policies.
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The National Conference's candidate for the upcoming Budgam Assembly bypoll, Aga Syed Mehmood, has addressed speculation over whether his relative, Aga Ruhullah, will support his campaign efforts. Ruhullah, a party member and former assemblyman, has been distanced over policy disagreements.
While Mehmood has publicly stated that the decision for Ruhullah to join his campaign rests solely with him, he highlighted Ruhullah's long-standing association and past successes with the National Conference as pivotal to his career. Ruhullah, however, emphasizes his independence and commitment to his principles.
The bypoll, set for November 11, is attracting attention due to the political dynamics and personal relationships involved. Mehmood has defended his earlier remarks, accusing the media of misrepresentation, amid ongoing tensions within the party ranks regarding its reservation policy.
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