Political Drama in J&K: Allegations of a 'Fixed Match'
Peoples' Conference chief Sajad Lone criticized the Rajya Sabha election in Jammu and Kashmir as a 'fixed match' between the ruling National Conference (NC) and the opposition BJP. Lone claimed irregularities in the voting process, abstaining himself, which led to BJP securing one of the four contested seats.
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Sajad Lone, leader of the Peoples' Conference, branded the recent Rajya Sabha election in Jammu and Kashmir a 'fixed match' orchestrated by the ruling NC and opposition BJP.
The NC captured three seats, whereas the BJP secured one, prompting accusations from Lone, who abstained from voting, citing the alliance as 'axis of evil.'
Lone questioned the electoral process, suggesting irregularities such as excess votes by NC, implying collusion. Despite allegations, Chowdry Mohammad Ramzan, Sajjad Kitchloo for NC, and Sat Sharma from BJP emerged victorious.
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