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Omar Abdullah responded to J.P. Nadda's remarks, where Nadda accused the National Conference and Congress of remaining silent on a paper leak scandal. The exchange occurred between the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and the Union Health Minister.

Dr. Mohammad Jaffer Akhoon was expelled by the National Conference (NC) after refusing to step down as Chief Executive Councillor of the Kargil hill council, violating the NC-Congress 2023 pre-poll agreement.

Sajad Lone and Altaf Bukhari will not participate in the National Conference's Statehood protest in Delhi. Lone questioned the timing and motive, while Bukhari claimed the protest aims to empower the government rather than people. Congress has announced its participation in the protest.

The BJP plans to organize protests against the J&K government's outsourcing of jobs, with a gathering scheduled at Srinagar's Civil Secretariat on July 20. These protests will coincide with the National Conference's Jantar Mantar sit-in related to statehood.

National Conference has announced a sit-in at New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on July 20, the first day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, to demand restoration of Statehood and constitutional safeguards.

Omar Abdullah claims J&K is being punished over its statehood status due to people voting the National Conference to power. He invited J&K parties to join a protest at Jantar Mantar on the first day of the monsoon session of the Parliament.

NC urges INDIA bloc leaders to support Jammu & Kashmir's demand for statehood and constitutional guarantees. NC leader Tanvir Sadiq calls for unity beyond party lines for a July 20 protest. BJP announces separate protests focused on employment issues.

Farooq Abdullah, writing to the INDIA bloc and Jammu and Kashmir leaders, calls for unity among democratic voices in a protest over statehood. The NC president emphasizes collective action on the issue.

National Conference leaders met with civil society ahead of a protest in Delhi, passing a resolution demanding the restoration of Jammu & Kashmir's statehood. They criticized the delay in restoring statehood as 'inordinate' and the government's 'appropriate time' statement as vague.

Andhra Pradesh’s Sanjeevani health screening program, which uses 904 mobile medical units to conduct 41 diagnostic tests per individual, drew interest at a national conference, according to the Health Minister.

Omar Abdullah met with Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary committee, advocating for sustained engagement to understand Jammu and Kashmir's aspirations. Tharoor's remarks on normalcy in J&K sparked reactions from National Conference and Congress leaders.