Amid questions over stand, NC reiterates Article 370 demand

#KashmirAngle: Srinagar protest brings party’s demand for restoration of special status back into focus

Our Correspondent

Srinagar, Updated At : 07:08 AM Sep 07, 2026 IST

NC leaders stage a protest against BJP on Wednesday. PTI

WITH the National Conference facing questions over an alleged softening of its position on Article 370 and special status, the issue remained central to the party’s counter-protest in Srinagar, where most of its leaders reiterated the demand for restoration of Article 370.

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Amid questions over stand, NC reiterates Article 370 demand

#KashmirAngle: Srinagar protest brings party’s demand for restoration of special status back into focus

Adil Akhzer

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