Jammu and Kashmir: After the G20, preparations are on to convene a meeting of opposition leaders in Srinagar

Jammu and Kashmir: After the G20, preparations are on to convene a meeting of opposition leaders in Srinagar, inviting national leaders as well.

Apart from the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the reality of the claims of the state and central governments will be told to the leaders of the opposition parties. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Rajasthan Chief Minister Gehlot will also be called.

After the G20 meeting to be held at the end of this month in Srinagar, the summer capital of the state, the opposition parties are preparing to call a meeting of the country’s opposition leaders. According to party sources, the opposition in the state, under the leadership of Dr. Farooq Abdullah, is preparing to call non-BJP chief ministers apart from the opposition MPs.

Apart from the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the reality of the claims of the state and central governments will be told to the leaders of the opposition parties. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Rajasthan Chief Minister Gehlot will also be called.

Sunil Dimple, President of Mission Statehood, a constituent of the meetings being convened by Dr. Farooq Abdullah, says that after the G20 meeting, a conference of opposition leaders will be called in which there will be a discussion on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and the future strategy.

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