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Karra replaces district presidents in J&K Congress unit
The Sunday Guardian
|November 03, 2024
Tariq Hameed Karra reshapes Congress leadership in J&K, emphasising grassroots strategies and accountability.
The new president of Congress party in Jammu and Kashmir, Tariq Hamid Karra, has made drastic changes by replacing all district presidents just two months after his appointment as the state unit chief. The Union Territory has 20 districts housing 90 Assembly constituencies and five Lok Sabha segments.
A former legislator from Kashmir said, "There is a way to change the district presidents, it has to be done by consulting the ground cadre and then after there is the acceptance of a particular leader as the district president, then the names have to be sent to the high command and then wait for their attestation. And that is how the process is according to the constitution of Indian National Congress.
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