Saralnama, six private members' Bills were withdrawn in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly. National Conference MLAs proposed Bills on drug abuse, employee regularisation, and other issues. The Chief Minister Omar Abdullah responded to each, citing ongoing government efforts. A CPI(M) Bill on Lokayukta was withdrawn as it's not applicable in a Union Territory. PDP's land ownership Bill faced opposition from Abdullah. BJP's vocational education Bill was rejected in a voice vote., the PDP and BJP will review their legislative strategies., the Assembly will continue its session. Next, the focus will shift to the government's proposed Bills on key issues raised during the private members' day. (Updated 28 Oct 2025, 22:40 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- On 13 Feb 2024, six private members' Bills were withdrawn in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly
- National Conference MLAs proposed Bills on drug abuse, employee regularisation, and other issues
- The Chief Minister Omar Abdullah responded to each, citing ongoing government efforts