
Congress Replaces Bharatsinh Solanki as JK In-Charge After Poll Defeat
The Congress has replaced Bharatsinh Solanki as its Jammu and Kashmir in-charge, following the party’s dismal performance in the recent J&K Assembly elections.
Solanki’s removal comes four months after the formation of a fact-finding committee to investigate the party’s worst-ever electoral defeat in the region. Local party workers had criticised Solanki’s leadership, citing ticket misallocation and a lackluster election campaign as key reasons for the debacle.
In response to growing discontent, the Congress high command appointed Syed Naseer Hussain as the new general secretary in-charge of Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh.
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Hussain, a Rajya Sabha MP from Karnataka and a member of the Congress Working Committee, was reassigned from the Congress president’s office to oversee the party’s affairs in the region. [KNT]
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