Former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah officially submitted his nomination papers from Ganderbal district
Ganderbal, J&K – On Wednesday, National Conference (NC) Vice President and former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah officially submitted his nomination papers for the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections in Ganderbal district, located in Central Kashmir. The move is significant as Omar Abdullah, a key leader in the region, is expected to play a crucial role in his party’s campaign.
Omar Abdullah, who served as the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir from 2009 to 2015, is contesting from the Ganderbal constituency, a stronghold of the Abdullah family. The district holds symbolic importance for the National Conference, with the Abdullahs having represented the area for decades.
As the election approaches, Abdullah’s candidature from Ganderbal is being closely watched, particularly as the region has witnessed significant political shifts and security concerns over the years. His nomination marks the beginning of what is expected to be a fiercely contested election, with various parties vying for control in the politically sensitive region.
The filing of nomination papers was accompanied by a show of support from party members and local residents, signaling the start of an intense campaign season in the lead-up to the elections. Omar Abdullah removed his cap and made a heartfelt appeal to voters in Ganderbal while urging them to support him in the upcoming elections.
