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Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections: Now that voting for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections has been completed, efforts to form a coalition government have intensified. In this regard, Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief Tarif Hameed Karra said, 'National Conference-Congress alliance will get a clear majority in the assembly elections. But the doors are open for like-minded parties and individuals to keep the Bharatiya Janata Party out of power.
Efforts to keep BJP away from power
National Conference President Farooq Abdullah said, 'It seems that NC and Congress will form the government together. If the People's Democratic Party (PDP) is willing to join us, it is a big thing. After the exit polls came out, PDP leader Zuhaib Yusuf Mir said, 'We are ready for an alliance with NC and Congress to keep BJP out of power.'
National Conference can emerge as the largest party in Jammu and Kashmir
Most of the exit polls released on Saturday said that National Conference can emerge as the largest party in Jammu and Kashmir. BJP is expected to get more seats this time than the 25 seats it got in the 2014 assembly elections. PDP is expected to get less than 10 seats this time. PDP had won 28 seats in the elections held 10 years ago.
Farooq Abdullah refuses alliance with BJP
National Conference President Farooq Abdullah said on Saturday, 'Our party will not form any alliance with BJP to form the government. We will not go with BJP. The votes we got in the elections are against BJP. They have harassed Muslims, bulldozed their shops, houses, mosques and schools. Do you think we'll go with them?'
Farooq Abdullah further said, 'BJP did not represent a single Muslim during the Lok Sabha elections and there is not a single Muslim minister in the Union Cabinet. I believe that our people will not vote for BJP. If they think they will form the government, they are in a fantasy world.
