Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. Kashmir Updated: May 16, 2024 Ladakh Parliament Seat:Congress nowhere in picture By Kashmir News Trust May 16, 2024 119 0 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppPrintLinkedinReddItEmailTumblrTelegramLINECopy URL Must Read KashmirKashmir News Trust - September 7, 2024Assembly Elections: PDP’s Gaffar Sofi richest candidate in first phase JammuKashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024BJP Unveils Manifesto for Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Polls CourtNeyaz Elahi - September 6, 2024High Court Impleads CBI in Arms License Scam Case Kashmir News Trusthttps://kashmirnewstrust.com If nothing unusual happens, Ladakh Lok Sabha is likely to win by the Independent candidate from Kargil Hanifa Jan, this is what political observers feel keeping the ground perception in account. According to political observers and politically conscious citizens, Congress is nowhere in the picture and there is a direct contest between the Kargil-sponsored candidate and the BJP candidate from Leh. The Ladakh Lok Sabha constituency is going for polls on 20 May. The contest is between between Congress candidate Tsering Namgyal, leader of the opposition in Leh Autonomous Hill Development Council, the BJP’s Tashi Gyalson and independent candidate Hanifa Jan who was the former president of the National Conference. Today, a mega rally was addressed by Kargil-based candidate Hanifa Jan in Kargil Bazar in which thousands of people participated. Due to the rally, Kargil town witnessed a massive traffic jam. Former Minister and present Councillor Feroz Ahmed Khan told the news agency Kashmir News Trust that there is the least possibility of vote division in Kargil. “In Leh, there is a contest between BJP and Congress candidates, and the votes will get divided there but that will not be the case in Kargil. There is every possibility that Hanifa Jan backed by different political, socio-religious parties will make it up to the parliament,” he said. A former MLA from Congress wishing not to be named also said that a Kargil-based candidate will emerge victorious in the election. He confirmed that Hanifa Jan has full backing from the Congress Kargil Unit. The Islamia School, Imam Khomeini Memorial Trust, and other religious organizations of Kargil have also extended support to Hanifa Jan. Kargil region has 7,049 more voters than the Leh district; Leh district has 88,877 voters and Kargil 95,926. Ladakh Buddhist Association president Chering Dorje Lakrook also claimed that Hanifa Jan has a strong chance of winning the seat. [KNT] Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppPrintLinkedinReddItEmailTumblrTelegramLINECopy URL Previous articleVillager electrocuted to death while reaping grass in BudgamNext articleThree-cornered contest:Who will win the Baramulla seat? - Advertisement - LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Latest News Jammu BJP Unveils Manifesto for Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Polls Kashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024 Court High Court Impleads CBI in Arms License Scam Case Neyaz Elahi - September 6, 2024 Kashmir Peoples Conference Announces List of Candidates for Assembly Elections Kashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024 Kashmir NC, PDP facilitate BJP’s entry to Kashmir: Hakim Yasin Kashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024 - Advertisement - Read More Assembly Elections: PDP’s Gaffar Sofi richest candidate in first phase Kashmir Kashmir News Trust - September 7, 2024 BJP Unveils Manifesto for Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Polls Jammu Kashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024 Peoples Conference Announces List of Candidates for Assembly Elections Kashmir Kashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024 NC, PDP facilitate BJP’s entry to Kashmir: Hakim Yasin Kashmir Kashmir News Trust - September 6, 2024 - Advertisement -