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On the eve of the polling of the third and last phase of Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress exuded confidence that the alliance would get a comfortable majority and form its government without the support of any other party.
“The National Conference-Congress alliance is going to form its government in Jammu and Kashmir because people have decided to give a clear mandate to this alliance for a stable regime”, Member of Parliament and General Secretary in-charge of Congress Communications wing Jairam Ramesh said.
The Congress leader claimed that after the Bharat Jodo Yatra, the party has expanded its support base in both the Jammu and Kashmir regions.
“People are fed up with the false promises of BJP so they want to establish a stable and popular government”, he said, adding, “Even in the Jammu region people are asking what they have achieved during the last five years”. He was referring to the …