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The upcoming Jammu & Kashmir Assembly elections are set to witness a crucial alliance between two prominent political parties, the Congress and the National Conference. The two parties have reached a consensus on seat sharing for all 90 Assembly constituencies, paving the way for a united front against the ruling BJP. According to the agreement, the Congress will contest 33 seats, the National Conference will contest 52 seats, and both parties will engage in a friendly fight for 5 seats. This strategic partnership aims to maximize their chances of securing a majority in the Assembly and forming the next government.
The decision to form this alliance reflects the political realities of Jammu & Kashmir. The BJP has been facing criticism for its handling of the region's affairs, with accusations of undermining the state's autonomy and promoting a divisive agenda. Both the Congress and the National Conference, known for their secular and pro-development stances, see this alliance as an opportunity to present a united front against the BJP and its policies. This alliance also symbolizes a coming together of the traditional political forces of the state, bringing together the Congress's nationwide support and the National Conference's regional dominance.
The formal announcement of the seat sharing agreement is expected soon, setting the stage for a fierce electoral battle. Both the Congress and the National Conference will be campaigning vigorously to convince voters that their alliance represents the best hope for a prosperous and secure future for Jammu & Kashmir. The outcome of the elections will have far-reaching implications for the political landscape of the region and the country as a whole, as it will determine the future direction of the state and its relationship with the central government.