Jammu and Kashmir's urban body elections are to be held in October after a gap of 13 years and the Panchayat elections are to be held after a gap of 7 years, in the month of November and December.
Jammu and Kashmir recently witnessed protests by separatists against any change in Article 35A and Article 370.
There is the vested interest that wants to crack everything, Abdullah, the Member of Parliament from Srinagar, said.
While the urban local body polls are slated for the first week of October, the Panchayat elections are scheduled to be held in November-December this year.
Without taking specific names, Abdullah said there were certain powers who do not want peace in the valley as their "livelihood flourishes on violence".
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Defending his “Bharat Mata ki Jai” chant at former PM Vajpayee’s condolence meeting, Farooq Abdullah said there was nothing wrong in it.
The time has come to have a peaceful dialogue between India and Pakistan. There is a need to get rid of hatred. This country belongs to Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians and all those who live here: Farooq Abdullah
Dozens of youth disrupted the former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and raised slogans at the shrine.
Man enters Farooq Abdullah's residence in Jammu, shot dead
Security personnel stationed at former Jammu and Kashmir CM Farooq Abdullah's house in Jammu went into a tizzy on Saturday morning when a speeding SUV rammed into the boundary wall.
SSP Jammu Vivek Gupta said that prima facie it didn't appear to be a terror attack.
The court has listed the matter for August 29.
"Farooq Abdullah has led his life guided by the strictest principles of selfless public service and probity. He is certain that truth shall prevail," the party added.
Between 2002 and 2011, the BCCI gave Rs 112 crore to the JKCA for the development of cricket facilities in the state.
Recently, office of the former Jammu and Kashmir CM confirmed that he wrote to the author Harinder Sikka about it.
The National Conference President urged both India and Pakistan to resume the dialogue and engage people of the Valley in an acceptable solution.
Abdullah said the clock was ticking away and unless a solution was soon found, the violence would increase across the Valley.
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah said that Indian Politics is not in a good condition since it is based on uncertainty of ideas.
The former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir also decried the misuse of religion for political and electoral gains.
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